Chinese Netizen Watches Officials’ Watches

A Chinese netizen shocked at the expensive timepiece worn by the minister of railways, has learned a timely trick for seeing which officials are on the take: take a look at the watch on their wrists.
Chinese Netizen Watches Officials’ Watches
A man walks by a luxury watch store in the Wangfujing shopping street of Beijing on August 9. Luxury watches, far too expensive for Communist Party officials pay scales, can be a sure sign of corruption, writes a former CEO of a joint venture firm. Mark Ralston/Getty Images
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A man walks by a luxury watch store in the Wangfujing shopping street of Beijing on August 9. Luxury watches, far too expensive for Communist Party officials pay scales, can be a sure sign of corruption, writes a former CEO of a joint venture firm. (Mark Ralston/Getty Images)
Stephen Gregory
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Stephen Gregory was the publisher of the U.S. editions of The Epoch Times from May 2014 to January 2022.
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