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Emperor Han Chongdi 漢沖帝 (r. 144-145 CE), personal name Liu Bing 劉炳, courtesy name Ming 明, was an emperor of the Later Han dynasty 後漢 (25-220 CE). He was a son of Emperor Shun 漢順帝 (r. 125-144) and Lady Yu 虞貴人 and succeeded to the throne with the age of two sui.
The regency was therefore taken over by Empress Dowager Liang 梁太后, the main consort of his father. During his short reign, there were the peasant rebellions of Xu Feng 徐鳳 and Ma Mian 馬勉 in Jiujiang 九江 (modern Shouxian 壽縣, Anhui).
Emperor Chong died after a reign of only five months and was buried in the tomb mound Huailing 懷陵. He was succeeded by Emperor Zhi 漢質帝 (r. 145-146 CE).