The foreign media's attention to china's anti-corruption efforts has been wider and deeper than ever
The members of the expert group of the national office of information on the internet (oni) are routinely accessing offshore media sites on a daily basis because of their work needs, focusing on reports related to anti-corruption in china. On the morning of 12 january, at 9 a. M., the central disciplinary commission's department of inspection posted news on the “eighteenth central disciplinary inspection committee of the communist party of china (cpc) opening in kyoto” on its fifth session. On the same day, it was noted that the news had been transmitted by several important media outside china, followed by reports on the fifth plenary session of the ccs on several major western media sites。
“i didn't think china's anti-corruption campaign would make the world look so good.” the newspaper's reporter was told by the seabook. As a result of his long-term follow-up, china's media attention, especially anti-corruption news outlets, most of which are large european and american media such as reuters and bbc, are now focused on china, even in africa and latin america, “and watch more widely and in depth than ever”。
“combating corruption” provides a unique and impressive perspective for the international community to observe china。
“i haven't been disappointed in almost every day. China is now a rich source of anti-corruption news.” a senior mediaman from singapore, uber, told the journalist. Yuzawa lived in the north-west ring of beijing for a long time, where high consumption sites used to be celebrated, often accompanied by vehicles with military uniforms. During those two years, and in particular in 2014, the phenomenon had disappeared. “china's efforts to combat corruption can be seen. The emergence of a large number of heavy news stories has directly triggered a high level of outside interest in china's fight against corruption.” yuzawa said, “believe that many of the media, like me, are keeping an eye on the central disciplinary commission's information release as a daily imperative.”
Foreign dignitaries have also been interviewed in the media to evaluate china's fight against corruption. Among them were ambassador bocas of the united states to china, coordinator of anti-corruption affairs of the united states department of state, david runa, officer elena portorco of the office of the president of the russian federation, deputy secretary-general of oecd, taro tamaki, general coordinator of the anti-corruption commission of the cabinet of peru, and former ambassador of the league of arab states to china, sagitte. At the same time, research articles by expert scholars on anti-corruption efforts in china are more abundant。
China was generally commended for its anti-corruption achievements and believed that there was less room for corruption in china. Ytn, korea, said that chinese corrupt bureaucrats were entering the winter season。
China's anti-corruption news is super hot and corrupt bureaucracies are experiencing cold winters in china. What happened to china in 2014, in the eyes of the world
China's anti-corruption campaign is called "one stone to a thousand waves."
In 2014, china was strong and determined to punish corruption. In particular, the loss of a large number of high-level corrupt elements has aroused international public opinion. Reuters quoted an observer who reported that, in terms of both breadth and depth, the fight against corruption had never existed since the establishment of the new china。
On 22 december 2014, the russian newspaper the independent focused on anti-corruption actions after the 18th congress, under the title “china after two years”. Dozens of deputy ministerial and above officials were dealt with and tens of thousands of public officials were punished for corruption. The fact that officials at the level of zhou yongkang have never been subjected to a corruption investigation shows that there are no restricted areas in china in the fight against corruption, and that there are no unreachable officials in the fight against corruption, demonstrates the commitment of the communist party to rid the country of moths and to consolidate the regime。
Other reports positively assessed the socio-economic impact of corruption in china from a civilian perspective。
On 24 september 2014, the new york times published an article by didi kirsten tatero, " president xi saves money for my family " , stating that as the chinese communist party (cpc) continues its anti-corruption campaign, reversing the “no money, no action, no money,” officials are now afraid to be bribed and pay a considerable fee to the people. The text quotes jörg wutterk, president of the chinese eu chamber of commerce, who has lived in china for more than 20 years: “i think about 90 per cent of the chinese are in favour of fighting corruption.”
The eighteenth session of the central disciplinary commission was held from 20 to 23 october 2014 and the eighteenth session was held on 25 october 2014. According to incomplete statistics, hundreds of articles covering the two above-mentioned meetings were reported in the major offshore media during the week. Positively reported articles accounted for 78 per cent。
According to reuters, the political and economic reform and anti-corruption efforts being undertaken by the chinese government are now at the critical stage, with the theme of the meeting clearly defined as “the role of the united nations in the fight against corruption and corruption”Rule of lawIt refers directly to the public power of “power over law”, which is designed to pave the way for further reforms。
On 19 may 2014, the standing committee of the central political bureau of the chinese communist party, secretary of the central disciplinary commission, wang xianshan, addressed the seminar on the theme “transfer of functions, modes and styles” of the inspection body。
This was reported in the united states globe post on the same day, citing wang xianshan's speech at the conference that “the clearer the focus of the duties, the more concrete the work will be”. According to the article, this is a clear signal that china will continue to step up its efforts to combat corruption。
As early as 25 april, the british financial times wrote that, in an effort to further transform its functions, the central disciplinary commission had undertaken two rounds of institutional reform since the eighteenth congress, adding four additional case rooms, which meant that the central disciplinary commission would focus further on the main business and intensify its case investigations。
The new york times reported on 25 may 2014 on the theme “the role of the central disciplinary commission” that for the first time the central disciplinary commission had “slashed” internal officials and that the newly established “censorship and inspection supervisory office” was investigating suspected disciplinary cadres for misconduct. According to the article, the investigation of disciplinary cadres was very rare in the history of the cpc, indicating that wang xianshan was working to create a hard disciplinary cadre。
On 9 december, the international anti-corruption day, and at 9 a. M. On 9 december 2014, the official website of the inspectorate-general of the central disciplinary commission launched an anti-corruption international tracking and recovery column, which receives reports from both within and outside the country on such leads as party members and state agents who have fled the country and their suspected transfer of illegal assets outside the country。
This information was quickly captured by foreign agents。
China’s anti-corruption campaign has been described by foreign media as both “tigers” and “foxes”. The american broadcasting corporation (abc) reported that china's fight against corruption, “tiger flies together”, began in 2014 against “foxes”, i. E. Officials who fled abroad with illicit proceeds. The united states forbes website states: "this time you're out of reach."
The year 2014 marked china's full and deepening reform. In the view of overseas expert scholars, china's current efforts to combat corruption are also a necessary requirement for deepening reform and opening up, and outside attention has shifted from the anti-corruption incidents themselves to the discussion of china's anti-corruption institutional mechanisms。
In an interview with the media, simonov, a researcher at the institute of international relations of the national university of la plata, argentina, stated that the 18th plenum of china had proposed that national legislation against corruption should be accelerated, that the system of punishment and prevention of corruption should be improved, and that effective mechanisms should be developed that were indefatigable, indefatigable and indefatigable. From the perspective of china's massive anti-corruption campaign in tandem with the establishment of the rule of law, china's anti-corruption campaign is “not temporary in nature”。
In its commentary, reuters noted that there had been widespread and even systemic corruption and malpractice in individual local and sectoral areas of china, and that leadership cadres had not been held accountable for clarifying the responsibility of their leaders or would change the situation. According to agence france presse, the “two responsibilities” may be a concrete expression of wang xianshan's call for “improvement of institutional innovation against corruption in a spirit of reform”。
The year 2014 has become historic. The international community is generally of the view that, in the face of the erosion of corruption, the communist party of china (cpc), instead of harbouring connivance, is determined to fight corruption for a long time, not only in its own right, but also in its image before the world。
Why is the outside world so concerned about china's fight against corruption
In an interview with the journalist, li wen, vice-president of the institute for asia and the pacific and global strategy of the chinese academy of social sciences, said that china's fight against corruption was a cause of great concern in the world, beginning with china's unprecedented determination, strength and effectiveness in combating corruption。
“all things must be right and all things must be right”. The chinese communist party's courage and determination to punish corruption and corruption with the use of a powerful drug has generated worldwide attention, appreciation and appreciation。
“for a long time there has been a perception in the international community that china is not only a country with a serious problem of corruption, but also a country that is unable to resolve it fundamentally. Now, why is it not impressive that the country is doing the same miracles in combating corruption by performing a major surgery to cure the poison?”
Corruption is the common enemy of human society. In li's view, corruption by public officials undermines social justice, hinders economic and social development, reduces the well-being of the population and provokes high levels of discontent and resentment among the population at large, regardless of size, level of development and differences in political and social systems, religious culture, etc. Developed countries had suffered from corruption in their history and were now not free from it; the spread of corruption had polarized developing countries and exacerbated social tensions。
“a number of developing countries, like china, are suffering from the spread of corruption, with the same desire for development and even desire. China's anti-corruption experience has been exemplary for developing countries.” li wen said。
According to professor fong wong, the international institute for strategic studies at the central party school, there is ample evidence that corruption can also trigger social conflicts, affect regional stability and involve neighbouring countries and regions. In today’s globalized world, china, the world’s second-largest economy, and at the same time an increasingly powerful socialist country, any “blow-and-blowing” of china’s anti-corruption campaign has given rise to a high degree of attention and deep interpretation in the west, a phenomenon that, while seemingly unexpected, is well thought out。
“the corrupt elements who have been placed on china's blacklists abroad have transferred money abroad, affecting local prices, housing prices and the economic order of the country in question, which in the long run has even had an impact on the local population, arguing that the acquisition of ill-gotten money through corruption is exempt from punishment. This result is something that no country would like to see.” “therefore, the united states, canada, australia, france, the united kingdom and others have shown better cooperation with china's overseas pursuits, and there is at least a consensus that only united action by the nations of the world can effectively halt the spread of corruption.”
Fong shang further believes that with china's growing international influence, the outside world is more concerned about china's whereabouts. She said: “china is capable of effectively governing corruption and is governed by the rule of law, which also helps to safeguard the economic interests of foreign investors, including those from western developed countries.” china is therefore fighting corruption, curbing the ability of executive officials to take advantage of their powers and make rules, avoiding the possibility of profiting for a company or companies, exchanging money for individuals, helping to improve china's business environment, creating a fair and just social environment and safeguarding the rights and interests of all subjects of the market economy. (reporter wong fai)
