Author: Ma Jianxing|
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Corruption is an inherent chronic disease in the history of power and also a widely concerned social issue in countries around the world today. In the history of China's anti-corruption efforts, there have been successful experiences and practices, as well as failed lessons and loopholes. It has produced many incorruptible officials who can be regarded as the "backbone of the Chinese nation," while also giving rise to a large number of detested corrupt officials. This book summarizes the important legacy accumulated in the long history of anti-corruption efforts from both positive and negative perspectives, remaining faithful to history, pursuing truth, learning from the past, and catering to both the elite and the general public. Take a look at this volume: A Brief History of the Communist Party of China's Anti-Corruption Efforts
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