Chinese Elite
The Chinese families in the global shadow government must include Jiang and Zeng, and their allies in the top level of the CCP. Some possibilities are:
1. Luo Gan
Luo Gan (simplified Chinese: 罗干; traditional Chinese: 羅幹; born July 18, 1935) is a retired Chinese politician. Between 2002 and 2007, Luo was one of China's top leaders, serving as a member of the nine-man Politburo Standing Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, and as the Secretary of Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission (Zhengfawei),
2. Liu Yunshan
Liu Yunshan (/ljoʊ jʊnˈʃɑːn/;[1] simplified Chinese: 刘云山; traditional Chinese: 劉雲山; pinyin: Liú Yúnshān; born July 1947) is a retired Chinese politician. He was a member of the Politburo Standing Committee, the de facto top decision-making body of China, between 2012 and 2017
3. Wang Huning
Wang Huning (Chinese: 王沪宁; born October 6, 1955) is a leading Chinese political theorist since the 1990s and one of the top leaders of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a current member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee (China's top decision-making body) and first-ranked secretary of the CCP's Secretariat.
4. Li Changchun
Li Changchun (born February 1, 1944) is a retired Chinese politician and a former senior leader of the Communist Party of China. He served on the Politburo Standing Committee, the Communist Party's top leadership council, and as the top official in charge of propaganda, between 2002 and 2012.[1] He also served as Chairman of the CPC Central Guidance Commission for Building Spiritual Civilization, de facto head of propaganda and media relations.
5. Wu Guanzheng
Wu Guanzheng (born August 1938) is a former Chinese politician and one of the major leaders of the Communist Party of China during the administration of Hu Jintao. He served on the Politburo Standing Committee, the country's top ruling body, from 2002 to 2007.
6. Han Zheng
Han Zheng[a] (Chinese: 韩正; pinyin: Hán Zhèng; born 22 April 1954) is a Chinese politician serving as the Senior Vice Premier of the State Council and Politburo Standing Committee member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He has also been leader of the Central Leading Group on Hong Kong and Macau Affairs since April 2018. Han served as Mayor of Shanghai between 2003 and 2012. In November 2012, he was promoted to become the Party Secretary of Shanghai, the top political post in the city, and also gained a seat on the CCP Politburo.[1] Han was once considered a member of the Shanghai clique, headed by former Party General Secretary Jiang Zemin.
7. Zhao Leji
Zhao Leji[a] (Chinese: 赵乐际; born 8 March 1957)[1] is a senior Chinese leader of the Communist Party of China (CCP) and the Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the party's top anti-corruption body. Additionally, he is a member of the Politburo Standing Committee, the party's top decision making body.
Here is an article from the Chinese Epoch times, translated into English:
Jiang Zemin and the Top 108 Corrupt Officials of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
November 4, 2021 by Wang Youqun, Political Analyst of The Epoch Times
https://www.epochtimes.com/gb/21/11/4/n13352358.htm
Chinese historian Lu Jiaping, after a long-time in-depth investigation, summed up Jiang Zemin’s true identity as "two traitors and two falsifications ": the first traitor, both Jiang Zemin and his biological father Jiang Shijun were traitors working for the Japanese during the Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945); the second traitor, Jiang is still a traitor working in favor of KGB. He was an agent for the Soviet intelligence agency "KGB" in the 50s and he sold large areas of Chinese territory to Russia when he was in power in the 90s; the first falsification, Jiang faked his identity as an underground member of the CCP; the second falsification, Jiang faked his identify as the adopted son of a CCP martyr.
The No.1 corrupt family in China: Jiang Zemin (left), former CCP head and his son, Jiang Mianheng. Jiang Zhicheng, In April 2019, Guo Wengui, a billionaire in exile in the United States, broke the news that the Jiang Zemin family’s overseas control of wealth is at least US$1 trillion, and US$500 billion has been washed out. The assets under its control include funds, stocks, banks, trusts, energy shares, technology shares, gold futures, real estate, overseas holding companies, offshore companies, etc.
According to The Epoch Times, on Feb. 22, 2021, China’s Boyu Capital, a private equity firm founded Jiang Zemin’s grandson, Jiang Zhicheng, has moved part of its business from its Hong Kong headquarters to Singapore. Two co-founders of the company have also relocated to Singapore. The transition was mainly driven by concerns over the weakening influence of the elder Jiang, which will likely leave his family and allies more vulnerable to political purges in China.
Lu Jiaping once sent his research paper on this subject to many high-level CCP leaders, including Hu Jintao, the then CCP head. I myself carefully examined Lu’s article titled "About Jiang Zemin's Two Deceptions, Two Falsifications and His Political Frauds, Calling for Investigations " published in The Epoch Times on January 13, 2010, and concluded that it has high credibility.
In 1989, Jiang Zemin stepped on the blood of students in Tiananmen Square Massacre and climbed to the highest position of the CCP. In the following years, he did three major things: first, turned the CCP into the world's most corrupt party; second, turned the CCP into the world's largest traitorous party; third, turned the CCP into an unprecedented murderous party on this planet.
Regarding the three major things Jiang Zemin did, I wrote multiple articles before. This article will focus on the relationship between Jiang Zemin and the top 108 corrupt officials of the Chinese Communist Party, each embezzled at least 100 million Chinese RMB yuan (about $16 million).
Jiang Zemin and Jiang Mianheng Leading the Corruption
The period when Jiang Zemin was in power as the "Overlord" (1989-2012) was the "golden period" for CCP corrupt officials to make huge fortunes. Jiang Zemin used the two major tactics to govern the country by corruption: first, promoted a large number of severely corrupt officials; second, indulged his son Jiang Mianheng to control business sectors of China while promoting him into various high positions.
As a former official of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, I once heard Jiang Zemin talk at a meeting of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection: "If the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked, the middle beam will collapse." As the former supreme head of the CCP’s political and military forces, Jiang Zemin was the “top beam” of the CCP; Jiang Mianheng, as the son of Jiang Zemin, was the “top beam” among all the children of CCP officials.
It is precisely under the two "top beams" Jiang Zemin and Jiang Mianheng that the CCP's corruption has been intertwined in two aspects:
The first: from Jiang Zemin to senior party, government and military officials in the CCP Central government, to senior party, government and military officials in China’s 31 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government, to the directors of neighborhood committees and village at the most basic level, almost no CCP officials are not corrupt.
The second: from Jiang Mianheng, the son of Jiang Zemin, to the children, grandchildren, son-in-law, grandson-in-law, and the entire family network of the various levels of CCP officials, the offspring of CCP officials have been taking advantage of the enormous power their fathers or grandfathers possess. They use power to exchange for money, or use money to exchange for power, or use money and power for sex, some even murder for money, all kinds of evil crimes have been committed.
These two turbid currents rushed out from the source of the "Jiang Zemin Family" and merged with the powerful CCP families that belong to the "Jiang Zemin’s Interest Group". Like a flood that bursts a dam, it flooded all over China and spread to the world. In every corner of the world, as long as there are CCP officials, there must be dirty transactions of power, money, and sex.
In January 2013, Xi Jinping launched the anti-corruption campaign. As of today in 2021, a total of 542 senior officials at the deputy provincial military level and above, as well as other central management cadres, including more than 160 military generals, have been investigated and punished. Most of these corrupt ones were promoted by Zeng Qinghong, Jiang Zemin's "military strategist". Zeng was a former member of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee and state vice chairman.
The top corrupt officials at the highest-level include: Zhou Yongkang (arrested), former member of the Politburo Standing Committee and secretary of the Central Political and Legal Committee; Xu Caihou (dead) and Guo Boxiong, former member of the CCP Political Bureau and vice chairman of the Central Military Commission; Bo Xilai (arrested), former member of the CCP Political Bureau and CCP head of Chongqing city.
The Top 108 Corrupt CCP Officials Embezzled over 100 million Yuan
After Jiang and Zeng opened the pandora box of CCP corruption, the CCP's corrupt cancer cells began to develop malignantly. Hundreds of thousands of corrupt officials were immediately "copied".
As of today in 2021, according to my survey, Xi Jinping has investigated and punished at least 108 corrupt officials who embezzled more than 100 million yuan. The number is so large that it may be the number one in the world. The detailed list is as follows:
One Person at the National Level:
Zhou Yongkang, former member of the CCP Standing Committee of the Political Bureau and secretary of the Central Political and Legal Committee, embezzled 129 million yuan; caused a loss of 1.486 billion yuan by power abuse.
Four People at Deputy National Level:
Sun Zhengcai, former member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China and secretary of the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee, accepted 170 million yuan in bribes. Su Rong, former vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, received 110 million yuan in bribes, and another 80 million yuan of property could not explain the legal source.
The amount of corruption of Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou, former members of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China and vice chairman of the Central Military Commission, must be far more than 100 million yuan.
37 people at the provincial (ministerial) level:
The amount of corruption of Fang Fenghui, former chief of staff of the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission, Zhang Yang, former director of the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission, and Gu Junshan, former deputy director of the Central Military Commission’s General Logistics Department, must be far more than 100 million yuan.
Dong Hong, the former head of the inspection team of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, received 460 million yuan in bribes. Xi Xiaoming, former vice president of the Supreme Court, accepted 114 million yuan in bribes. Wang Baoan, former vice minister of the Ministry of Finance and director of the National Bureau of Statistics, accepted 153 million yuan in bribes. Ma Jian, the former deputy minister of the Ministry of National Security, took 109 million yuan in bribes; using the inside information he obtained, he instructed his relatives to buy stocks and made a profit of 49.29 million yuan.
Chen Gang, the former deputy mayor of Beijing, took 128 million yuan in bribes. Wu Changshun, the former director of the Tianjin Public Security Bureau, embezzled 342 million yuan, accepted 84.4 million yuan in bribes, embezzled 101 million yuan in public funds, and paid 10.57 million yuan in bribes; former deputy director of the Hebei Provincial People's Congress Yang Chongyong received 206 million yuan in bribes. Zhang Yue, former secretary of the Political and Legal Committee of Hebei Province, took 156.9 million yuan in bribes. Jing Chunhua, the former Secretary-General of the Hebei Provincial Party Committee, took 60,547,500 yuan in bribes, and another 86,357,100 yuan of property could not explain the source. Zhang Jiehui, former deputy director of the People's Congress of Hebei Province, took 127 million yuan in bribes. Chen Xuefeng, former secretary of the Luoyang Municipal Party Committee of Henan Province, took 125 million yuan in bribes, embezzled 5.47 million yuan, and abused his power to cause a loss of 224 million yuan.
Bai Xiangqun, the former vice chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, solicited and accepted 85.15 million yuan in bribes and embezzled 7.12 million yuan; used the inside information obtained to buy more than 42.56 million yuan in stocks and illegally gained more than 17.17 million yuan; leaked inside information to others, causing others to buy Invested more than 43.08 million yuan in stocks and made more than 40.52 million yuan in illegal profits. Xing Yun, former secretary of the Political and Legal Committee of Inner Mongolia, accepted 449 million yuan in bribes. Yun Citizen, the former general manager of China Huadian Group, received 468 million yuan in bribes. Ma Ming, the former head of the Inner Mongolia Public Security Bureau, took 157 million yuan in bribes.
Zhao Zhengyong, former secretary of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee, received 717 million yuan in bribes. Wei Minzhou, former deputy director of the Shaanxi Provincial People's Congress, accepted 109 million yuan in bribes. Du Shanxue, the former vice governor of Shanxi Province, received 80.11 million yuan in bribes, and another 89,617,500 yuan of property could not explain the source. Jin Daoming, former deputy director of the Shanxi Provincial People's Congress, took 123 million yuan in bribes. Chen Chuanping, member of the Standing Committee of the Shanyuanxi Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Taiyuan Municipal Party Committee, received 910,000 yuan in bribes and abused power and caused a loss of 907 million yuan. Mao Xiaobing, former secretary of the Xining Municipal Party Committee of Qinghai Province, solicited and accepted 104 million yuan in bribes and embezzled 400 million yuan in public funds.
Chen Shulong, the former vice governor of Anhui Province, took 275 million yuan in bribes and caused losses of more than 2.9 billion yuan due to abuse of power. Zhou Chunyu, the former vice governor of Anhui Province, took bribes of 13.65 million yuan, concealed US$4.12 million in overseas deposits, and abused his power to cause losses of 665 million yuan; he used the acquired inside information to buy stocks and illegally made 350 million yuan in profits. Yang Zhenchao, the former deputy governor of Anhui, received 80.85 million yuan in bribes, 1.155 million yuan in corruption, and 915 million yuan in losses due to abuse of power.
Wang Xiaoguang, the former vice governor of Guizhou Province, took bribes of 48.7 million yuan; illegally obtained land compensation of 5 million yuan; using the inside information obtained, he directly or instructed his relatives to buy stocks of 490 million yuan, resulting in a profit of 160 million yuan. Bai Enpei, the former secretary of the Yunnan Provincial Party Committee, received 246 million yuan in bribes; there was also a huge amount of property that could not explain the legal source, how many billion? The CCP dare not announce it.
Zhu Mingguo, the former chairman of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, took 140 million yuan in bribes, and another 91.04 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Zeng Zhiquan, former head of the United Front Work of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, accepted 140 million yuan in bribes. Wan Qingliang, the former secretary of the Guangzhou Municipal Party Committee, accepted 110 million yuan in bribes. Zhang Qi, former member of the Standing Committee of the Hainan Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Haikou Municipal Party Committee, accepted 107 million yuan in bribes.
Wang Min, the former secretary of the Liaoning Provincial Party Committee, received 146 million yuan in bribes and 1 million yuan in embezzlement. Liu Guoqiang, former vice chairman of the Liaoning Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, accepted 350 million yuan in bribes. Lu Ziyue, the former mayor of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, accepted 147 million yuan in bribes. Li Yihuang, the former deputy governor of Jiangxi Province, received 51.19 million yuan in bribes, 2.68 million yuan in embezzlement, embezzled 147 million yuan in public funds, and abused his power to cause losses of more than 20.87 million yuan.
47 persons below the sub-provincial (ministerial) level:
Xu Changyuan, the former Secretary of the Jinzhou District Committee of Dalian City, under his influence, his family made huge profits of more than 10 billion yuan. The assets seized, seized, and frozen included: 2,714 properties and 43 plots of land with a total area of 350,000 square meters. 46 companies, more than 6 billion yuan in bonds.
Wei Pengyuan, former deputy director of the Coal Department of the National Energy Administration, took 211.7 million yuan in bribes, and another 131 million yuan of property could not explain the source. Wei Chuanzhong, former deputy director of the State Administration of Quality Supervision, received 123 million yuan in bribes. Bai Jing, former director of the local currency investment department of the Agricultural Bank of China, embezzled 219 million yuan.
Gao Shouliang, the former chairman of the Beijing Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives, accepted 179 million yuan in bribes and 1.65 million yuan in embezzlement. Another 20 million yuan of property could not explain the source. Ma Chaoqun, the former general manager of Hebei Beidaihe Water Supply Corporation, solicited and accepted 82.73 million yuan in bribes, embezzled 24.07 million yuan, embezzled public funds of 5 million yuan, and another 71.96 million yuan of property could not be explained. Bian Fei, the former Secretary of the Party Committee of Daming County in Hebei Province, demanded and accepted 59.2 million yuan in bribes, and another 41.9 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Li Gang, the former deputy mayor of Chengde City, Hebei Province, took 61.33 million yuan in bribes, and another 63.95 million yuan of property could not explain the source.
Li Jianping, former secretary of the Party Working Committee of the Inner Mongolia Hohhot Economic and Technological Development Zone, involved more than 3 billion yuan in the case. Bai Haiquan, former secretary of the Party Committee of Jinchuan Industrial Park in Hohhot, accepted 125 million yuan in bribes and 2.65 million yuan in embezzlement. Another 48.8 million yuan of property could not explain the source. Liu Jinshui, former director of the Board of Directors of the Inner Mongolia Supply and Marketing Cooperative Union, and Tang Limin, deputy director, embezzled and embezzled more than 600 million yuan in public funds.
Yang Alin, the former chairman of the Inner Mongolia Rural Credit Cooperative Union, received more than 100 million yuan in bribes, and another more than 3 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Li Shirong, former Party Secretary of the Inner Mongolia Committee of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, solicited and accepted 84.52 million yuan of bribes, as well as several dollars, euros, Hong Kong dollars, gold and other properties, embezzled 150 million yuan of public funds, abused power, and neglected his duties, causing losses of 173 million yuan.
Xue Jining, former director of the Banking Regulatory Bureau of Inner Mongolia, received more than 400 million yuan in bribes. Song Jianji, former deputy inspector of the Inner Mongolia Banking Regulatory Bureau, accepted 229 million yuan in bribes. Fu Wanhui, the former director of the Inner Mongolia Water Resources Department, solicited and accepted 990 million yuan in bribes, and abused his power to cause a loss of 226 million yuan. Yang Guowen, former secretary of the Jining District Party Committee of Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia, took 46.69 million yuan in bribes, and another 94.68 million yuan of property could not explain the source.
Ma Junfei, former deputy director of the Hohhot Railway Bureau, accepted 130 million yuan in bribes. Guo Chengxin, the former director of the Coal Bureau of Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, took 90,033,900 yuan in bribes, and another 114 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Bao Shengrong, former deputy director of the People's Congress of Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, took 16 million yuan in bribes, and another 12 million yuan worth of property could not explain the source. Abuse of power caused a loss of 2.9 billion yuan. Zhang Shiming, the former chairman of the CPPCC Baotou, Inner Mongolia, took 139 million yuan in bribes.
Peng Qingguo, former secretary of the Municipal Law Committee of Tengzhou, Shandong Province, embezzled 146 million yuan and embezzled 64.8 million yuan in public funds. Zheng Jinlan, former director of the Bureau of Geology and Mineral Exploration and Development of Shandong Province, accepted 109 million yuan in bribes.
Zhang Zhongsheng, the former deputy mayor of Luliang City, Shanxi Province, asked and accepted 1.04 billion yuan in bribes, and another 130 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Liu Xiangdong, former director of the Environmental Protection Department of Shanxi Province, took bribes of 68.81 million yuan, 3.785 million US dollars, 1.6 million Hong Kong dollars, and 180,000 euros. Another 45.35 million yuan, 2.28 million US dollars, 5.68 million Hong Kong dollars and 386,000 euros could not explain the legal source.
Hu Zhiqiang, former secretary of the Yulin Municipal Party Committee of Shaanxi Province, received bribes totaling RMB 53.8183 million, USD 5.44 million, Euro 986,000, HKD 1 million, GBP 10,000, and 3380 grams of gold products (valued at RMB 1,471,300). One BMW car (worth RMB 723,000), one Mercedes-Benz car (worth RMB 698,000), one painting and calligraphy of Wang Xijing (worth RMB 290,000), 10 cases of Moutai (worth RMB 240,000), Central A set of air conditioners (worth RMB 40,000).
Xie Hui, the former deputy director of the Xinjiang Public Security Department, took 42.28 million yuan in bribes and caused a loss of 127 million yuan due to dereliction of duty. Another 49.78 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Lei Zhiqiang, former chairman of the Gansu Rural Credit Cooperatives Union, took 241 million yuan in bribes, and another 82 million yuan in property could not explain the source. Liu Qi, former director of the Fund Balance Division of Chongqing Development and Reform Commission, accepted 260 million yuan in bribes.
Jiang Guowen, the former chairman of the Harbin CPPCC, took 103.9 million yuan in bribes. Cui Zhenji, the former chairman of the Jilin CPPCC, embezzled 93.4 million yuan, took 45.86 million yuan in bribes, and abused his power to cause 11.5 million yuan in losses. Pan Fuzhong, former secretary of the Disciplinary Committee of Changhai County, Dalian City, accepted 112 million yuan in bribes.
Luo Ou, former deputy secretary-general of the Guangdong Provincial Government, solicited and accepted 114 million yuan in bribes. Wu Zhanhui, the former deputy secretary-general of the Dongguan Municipal Committee of Guangdong Province, took 49.7 million yuan in bribes, and another 92 million Hong Kong dollars and 30 million yuan could not explain the source. Chen Hongping, former secretary of the Jieyang Municipal Party Committee of Guangdong Province, accepted 139.9 million yuan in bribes. Zhang Xin, the former deputy director of the Hangzhou Real Estate Administration, took 124 million yuan in bribes and over 10 million yuan in embezzlement. Yang Xiuzhu, former deputy director of the Zhejiang Provincial Construction Department, involved 253 million yuan in the case.
Shi Fenggang, the former party branch secretary of Xinzhuang Village, Changxindian Town, Fengtai District, Beijing, made an illegal profit of 580 million yuan. Chen Wanshou, the former accountant of Huanghoudian Village, Xibeiwang Town, Haidian District, Beijing, embezzled 119 million yuan in public funds. Chen Yuhui, former secretary of the Working Committee of Zhaishang Street, Binhai New District, Tianjin, involved 317 million yuan in the case. Yu Fuxiang, former secretary of the Party branch of Shuguang Village, Hongqi Manchu Township, Nangang District, Harbin, involved more than 200 million yuan in the case.
Zheng Niansheng, the former director of the Management Committee of the Famous Town of Foshan, Guangdong Province, embezzled 100 million yuan in public funds and accepted 25.1 million yuan in bribes. Yang Xuyan, the former cashier of the Urban and Rural Construction Service Center in Xingning District, Nanning City, Guangxi, embezzled and embezzled 169 million yuan of public funds.
Yang Rongfu, former deputy director of the Agricultural Service Center of Diaopu Street, Gaogang District, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province, embezzled 599 million yuan in public funds. Liu Dawei, former party secretary of Lieshan Community, Lieshan Town, Huaibei City, Anhui Province, involved more than 150 million yuan in the case. Li Juan, the former director of the Audio-visual Education Center of the Organization Department of Xinxiang Municipal Party Committee, Henan Province, said that the huge assets of 230 million yuan could not explain the legal source.
19 state-owned enterprises and institutions:
Lai Xiaomin, the former chairman of Huarong Group, solicited and accepted bribes of 1.788 billion yuan and embezzled 25.13 million yuan. Cai Guohua, the former chairman of Hengfeng Bank, abused his power and caused losses of 890 million yuan, embezzled 10.18 million yuan, embezzled 4.8 billion yuan of public funds, demanded and accepted bribes of 1.18 billion yuan, and granted 3.5 billion yuan in illegal loans. Jiang Xiyun, the former chairman of Hengfeng Bank, transferred 754 million yuan worth of bank shares, embezzled more than 60 million yuan, and issued 3.7 billion yuan of financial tickets in violation of regulations. Xu Chaofan, the former president of the Kaiping branch of Bank of China, embezzled US$485 million (equivalent to more than RMB 4 billion at the exchange rate at the time).
Yang Chenglin, the former chairman of Inner Mongolia Bank, solicited and accepted 307 million yuan in bribes, embezzled 6.28 million yuan in public funds, and embezzled 292 million yuan in public funds. Li Lingcheng, the former chairman of Hebei Financial Investment Group, solicited and accepted bribes exceeding 200 million yuan. Gu Guoming, the former president of the Shanghai Branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, took 136 million yuan in bribes. Yu Tieyi, former deputy general manager of the material supply branch of Heilongjiang Longmei Group, accepted 306 million yuan in bribes. Zhang Xinhua, the former general manager of Guangzhou Baiyun Agricultural and Industrial Co., Ltd., embezzled 284 million yuan, took 97.8 million yuan in bribes, and 2.38 million Hong Kong dollars.
Peng Shu, the former chairman of Hunan Expressway Advertising Investment Company, accepted bribes of 188 million yuan. Hu Haolong, the former general manager of Hunan Expressway Advertising Investment Company, took 170 million yuan in bribes. Peng Xufeng, the former chairman of Hunan Infrastructure Investment Group, accepted 218.9 million yuan in bribes. Meng Lianjun, the former chairman of Zhengzhou Lamber Technology Company, embezzled 160 million yuan. Yuan Renguo, the former chairman of Kweichow Moutai Group, took 112.9 million yuan in bribes.
Wang Tianchao, the former president of the First People's Hospital of Yunnan Province, accepted 116 million yuan in bribes. Liu Gang, the former chairman of the Yunnan Provincial State-owned Assets Operation Company, embezzled more than 100 million yuan in public funds, accepted 7.855 million yuan and 50,000 US dollars in bribes, and abused his power to cause huge losses of state-owned assets.
Ma Baiyu, the former chairman of Tianjin Municipal Investment Corporation, illegally used state-owned funds of 364 million yuan in stocks, causing losses of 315 million yuan to the country; corruption of 10.6 million yuan, 340,000 Hong Kong dollars; bribes of 3.042 million yuan, 2.48 million Hong Kong dollars, and U.S. dollars 75,000 yuan, 45,000 euros, and 21,000 pounds.
Yang Sitao, the former chairman of the Hainan Provincial Agricultural Reclamation Investment Holding Group, took 338 million yuan in bribes and abused his power to cause 12.34 million yuan in losses. He Xuemei, the former vice president of ZTE Corporation, raised 2.1 billion yuan in fund-raising fraud.
It should be noted that, first, these corrupt officials with a hundred million yuan in investigations are just "undesirable", and there are many who have not been investigated; second, the amount of money involved in these corrupt officials with a hundred million yuan are all figures given by the Chinese Communist Party. , And some may shrink. For example, Zhou Yongkang, the actual amount involved may be many times larger. Reuters once reported that Zhou Yongkang’s corruption case involved at least RMB 90 billion.
Concluding Remarks
The CCP’s corruption is determined by the CCP’s Satanic theories, totalitarian mechanism, and legal system. In the CCP’s totalitarian system, the political party leads everything, and absolute power will inevitably lead to absolute corruption.
Jiang Zemin has been in power as the "Overlord" for 23 years, turning the CCP into the most corrupt party in the world. This February, in fear of political purge, Jiang Zemin’s grandson, Jiang Zhicheng, has moved Boyu Capital, Jiang family’s "money collecting" company, from Hong Kong to Singapore. The broken ship of the CCP has been riddled with holes and is crumbling