That Xi Jinping, the newly elected general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, connected the fight against corruption with the fate of the Party and the country indicates he and his colleagues know the severity of the task ahead.
The CPC has vowed to speed up the building of a country under the rule of law, as Hu has warned corruption could trigger the collapse of the Party and the fall of the state.
Integrity and respect for knowledge trump coercion and cash rewards
Chinese leader Hu Jintao on Thursday said the Communist Party of China (CPC) must make unremitting efforts to combat corruption, promote integrity and stay vigilant against degeneration.
Tackling corruption is high on the agenda of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, a congress spokesman said on Wednesday.
The fight against corruption, economic development and people’s livelihood, along with democracy and politics, are among the top 10 issues of concern to Chinese netizens, an online poll has found.
Fighting against corruption and upholding integrity will be high on the agenda of the 18th National Congress of Communist Party of China, Cai Mingzhao, spokesman of the congress said on Wednesday.
The handling of the Bo Xilai and Liu Zhijun cases showed the Party's strong resolve and distinct attitude against corruption.
Incessant anti-corruption efforts and full recognition of the task's links to its own fate have shown how seriously the Communist Party of China takes the problem.
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A raft of property scandals uncovered by netizens have underscored the need for public officials to disclose their assets, which is key for curbing corruption and ensuring social equity.
Authorities have pledged to further crack down on illegal activity regarding procurement procedures at local hospitals.
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