Reporting Guide

Author: Liu Xichun
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book adopts a concise Q&A format to help readers clearly understand the nature, functions, roles, procedures, steps, methods, and work systems of reporting, including (acceptance), management, and investigation. Since 1978, after more than two decades of accumulation, China's reform and economic development have achieved remarkable achievements worldwide. The level of social productivity has been greatly improved, and the lives of the people have seen significant improvements. History irrefutably proves that "development is the hard truth." In the new century, the primary task of the Chinese people remains economic development, and economic construction remains the focus of the Party and the state. All work must serve this central focus and the broader goal of "reform, development, and stability." However, during the process of reform and economic development, some factors still run counter to the spirit of reform and development. They not only disrupt the progress of economic construction and undermine the order of economic development but also affect social stability and hinder social progress. Corruption is particularly egregious among these. Some government officials, especially party leaders, have dishonored the sacred duties entrusted to them by the people. They have exploited their positions for personal gain, embezzled state assets, accepted bribes, and acted with bias in the law, severely damaging the image of the Party and the state and infringing upon the interests of the people. The people detest corruption deeply and strongly demand relief funds and severe crackdowns on various forms of corrupt and bribe-taking misconduct.