Ling jihua

One has a long track record of involvement in the persecution.

Ling is one of the most elite Party cadres to be jailed in recent decades.

Qiang Wei, the former Party Secretary of Jiangxi Province, was replaced two years before his official retirement.

China Business Journal reported on April 12 that the trial of former CCTV host Rui Chenggang and related cases would open soon.

Ling Wancheng, a highly connected businessman who fled China, could possibly bear politically sensitive information about the Communist Party.

Chinese officials investigated for corruption turn insane in detention, but only for a while.

Leng Rongquan was the business partner and golfing buddy of the brother of a powerful, purged official.

The brother of a purged Party official is said to be in hiding in the United States, while regime officials do their best to track him down.

Seventy publicly listed companies were investigated for their ties to corrupt officials in 2014, according to Beijing News.

Chinese investigators hauled away six-truck loads of gold, calligraphy works, and antiques from a secret stash. The valuables, worth 83.7 billion yuan (about $13.4 billion), was just one portion of the illegitimate wealth that Ling Jihua accumulated. Ling was a top aide to Hu Jintao, when Hu headed the Chinese Communist Party.

Taiwanese businessmen working in China are feeling the heat of the ongoing anti-corruption campaign and are looking to get out of China. What had been a favorable business environment has rapidly changed, as the high-ranking Party officials who looked after their businesses have been purged, according to freelance Taiwanese writer Hong Boxue in his article published on the independent news website Taiwan People News on Jan. 10.

In a press conference the head of the Chinese regime’s corruption watchdog agency announced his organization’s accomplishments in 2014 and provided updates on ongoing investigations.