Fight against graft wins sweeping praise

The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China advocated a resolute crackdown on corruption to keep Party members clean and honest. Accordingly, the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China launched a powerful anti-corruption campaign to build an upright and diligent Party and society.

Since its founding in 1921, the Party has made fighting corruption one of its significant  missions, and with the changing times, the Party's anti-corruption task too has changed. In today's world of fast-paced changes, the question of how to maintain the purity of the Party is a great challenge. But history tells us that corruption has been a constant problem for societies throughout the ages, it is not possible for any party or organization to completely root out corruption from society.

Corruption is a political cancer that all countries and parties suffer from. In recent years, corruption has become a major cause of social contradictions and ruin for some countries. The Communist Party of China (CPC) has a clear understanding of the harm corruption can cause to society, which will endanger the future not only of the Party, but also the country.

The top leader Xi Jinping has given a call to seriously deal with both "tigers" (high-ranking corrupt officials) and the "flies" (lower-level corrupt officials). And since the 18th National Congress of the CPC, the CPC Central Committee has focused on developing a corruption-free Party and building a clean government, by implementing strict rules for both Party members and government officials.

Following the CPC Central Committee's instruction, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has launched an anti-corruption campaign on five major fronts.

First, the CPC Central Committee's "eight-point" guideline has been implemented to fight bureaucratism and formalism, and to do away with extravagance. Second, the Party has adopted zero-tolerance toward corruption, which has led to the punishment of about 750,000 Party members who violated disciplines. Third, the Party has strengthened the anti-corruption mechanism reform to fight graft among officials. Fourth, it has revised anti-corruption laws and regulations to improve institutions fighting graft. And fifth, the Party has deepened international cooperation to fight corruption.

For more than three years, China's anti-corruption cause has made remarkable progress toward building a clean government and the anti-corruption campaign has won the support of the people.  (China Daily)

Fight against graft wins sweeping praise

The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China advocated a resolute crackdown on corruption to keep Party members clean and honest. Accordingly, the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China launched a powerful anti-corruption campaign to build an upright and diligent Party and society. Since its founding in 1921, the Party has made fighting corruption one of its significant missions, and with the changing times, the Partys anti-corruption task too has changed. In todays world of fast-paced changes, the question of how to maintain the purity of the Party is a great challenge. But history tells us that corruption has been a constant problem for societies throughout the ages, it is not possible for any party or organization to completely root out corruption from society. Corruption is a political cancer that all countries and parties suffer from. In recent years, corruption has become a major cause of social contradictions and ruin for some countries. The Communist Party of China (CPC) has a clear understanding of the harm corruption can cause to society, which will endanger the future not only of the Party, but also the country. The top leader Xi Jinping has given a call to seriously deal with both tigers (high-ranking corrupt officials) and the flies (lower-level corrupt officials). And since the 18th National Congress of the CPC, the CPC Central Committee has focused on developing a corruption-free Party and building a clean government, by implementing strict rules for both Party members and government officials. Following the CPC Central Committees instruction, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has launched an anti-corruption campaign on five major fronts. First, the CPC Central Committees eight-point guideline has been implemented to fight bureaucratism and formalism, and to do away with extravagance. Second, the Party has adopted zero-tolerance toward corruption, which has led to the punishment of about 750,000 Party members who violated disciplines. Third, the Party has strengthened the anti-corruption mechanism reform to fight graft among officials. Fourth, it has revised anti-corruption laws and regulations to improve institutions fighting graft. And fifth, the Party has deepened international cooperation to fight corruption. For more than three years, Chinas anti-corruption cause has made remarkable progress toward building a clean government and the anti-corruption campaign has won the support of the people. (China Daily)