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Tag Archives: corruption
Wuhan Diary #15: The Nineteenth Day of the Wuhan City Closure — February 10, 2020
February 10 The 19th Day of the Wuhan City Closure I got up early today to watch the Oscar Academy Awards. Congratulations to Director Feng Junhao for winning 4 awards. Although the director Feng Junhao is not my favorite Korean … Continue reading
Posted in Health 健康, Literature 文学, Society 社会
Tagged abuse, “都说我们是社会主义的花朵，长大了，我们才明白是用来炒鸡蛋、包饺子的花。”, bureaucracy, censor, censorship, China, chives, closure, companies, company, confiscate, confiscation, coronavirus, corruption, cruelty, 生活, 电影, 疫情, 病毒, 社会媒体, deliveries, delivery, diary, entertainment, epidemic, express, 老师, 肺炎, 隔离, 韭菜, 音乐会, Hubei, human rights, leek flower, logistics, movies, pneumonia, post office, PRC, quarantine, requisition, schools, services, shipping, theater, tranportation, virus, Wang Pan, Wuhan, 学生, 官僚, 家具, 宿舍, 征收, 教师, 日记, 武汉, 残忍, 湖北, 人权
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Chinese Readers Comments on Financial Times Chinese Language Website
Reading comments from Chinese readers of websites such as the Financial Times Chinese language website is interesting. As much as the articles oftentimes. The site being outside China and frequented by Chinese business people, it escapes the heavy censorship that … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Politics 政治
Tagged China, corruption, officials, reform, socialism, SOE, system, 国有企业, 中国, 体制
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2008: 100 Million Peasant Debit Cards: The Golden Grain Benevolence Card
One hundred million Chinese peasants will receive the Golden Grain Benevolence Peasant Card 金穗惠农卡 by 2010 so that they can receive directly receive subsidies from the Chinese central government. There is always lots of leakage in government subsidies to … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Society 社会
Tagged China, Chinese, corrupt, corruption, 经济, debit card, 腐败, 金穗惠农卡, government, official, peasant, subsidy, transparency, 农卡, 农民, 三农, 中国, 乡下
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2014: Faster Pace of China Corruption Prosecutions New Normal With Increase of Anti-Corruption Case Capacity
Ramping up the numbers of offices prosecuting cases at the CPC Central Committee’s Discipline and Inspection Commission suggests a permanent increase in capacity to handle cases. “Xie Guanghui, Deputy Director of the Honest in Government Theoretical Research Office revealed that … Continue reading
Posted in Law 法律
Tagged anti-corruption, Central Disciplinary Commission, China, Communist Party, corruption
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2009: PRC Magazine Survey Lists Ten Top Chinese Concerns for the Coming Decade
A People’s Forum magazine survey of academics, cadres and people online: what are the most serious problems China will face over the next decade? The survey allowed multiple responses to questions. I added a few comments in brackets. 调查显示腐败问题突破民众承受底线 The … Continue reading
2007: Party School Prof Points Out Anti-Corruption Strategy Weaknesses
Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Party School Professor Wang Guixiu wrote his article “Overcoming the Eight Weaknesses of Supervision” to discuss improve upon the old Party panacea of “strengthening supervision” that has been on the lips of party secretaries … Continue reading
Posted in Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged Central Party School, China, Communist, corruption, Party, supervision
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Chinese Media Censorship and Fighting Corruption
What gets censored in Chinese online media? The University of Toronto Citizen Lab and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University have been among the leaders in research into online censorship in China. In 2013 some … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Law 法律, Media 媒体
Tagged "Liu Xianbin", Berkman Center, censorship, Chinese, Citizen Lab, Communist Party, control, corruption, criticism, 网络, freedom, internet, media, online, press, propaganda, research, Zheng Yongnian, 共产党, 媒体, 愚民, 政策, 中国
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With Help of US Private Eye, Chasing Down Corrupt Chinese Officials in Southern California
According to a news report in the Chinese-language Overseas Chinese Daily Qiaobao datelined Los Angeles May 1, 2017, Chinese anti corruption “fox hunting” squad has used the services of at least one US detective starting several years ago to track … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, Law 法律, Politics 政治
Tagged California, China, Chinese, corruption, crime, criminal, detective, dissident, In the Name of the People, official, PRC, private eye, 人民的名义
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PRC Politburo First Ever Property Disclosure
https://www.bannedbook.org/bnews/comments/20170203/653143.html An intriguing article on the China Banned Book website about the Chinese Communist Party’s Chinese New Year’s Party’s seating arrangement ‘kremlinology’. Further down is even more interesting news. Quoting the February issue of the Hong Kong monthly publication Chaoxun. … Continue reading
Posted in Politics 政治
Tagged China, Chinese, conflict of interest, corruption, 腐败, 领导, leader, official, 利益冲突, 官员, 中国
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1998 PRC Environment Book “Deep Concerns” by Zheng Yisheng and Qian Yihong Translation Summary
The 1998 book by Zheng Yisheng and Qian Yihong, economists at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, made a deep impression on me twenty years ago when I worked in the Environment, Science and Technology section of U.S. Embassy Beijing. … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Environment 环境, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged air, CASS, China, Chinese, corruption, 环境, 社会科学院, 经济, economics, environment, environmental protection, 腐败, politics, pollution, Qian Yihong, sustainable development, water, Zheng Yisheng, 可持续的发展, 政治, 水, 污染, 深度忧患, 中国, 保护
