Finance magazine series -- Black and traps

Author: Editorial Department of Caijing Magazine
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Caijing Magazine enjoys a high reputation among professionals and the general public in China. This is not only because it uses its powerful pen to expose the dark practices in the economy, but also because it has gathered a group of ambitious, talented, and socially responsible journalists. In the foggy capital market, with their sincere hearts and thin shoulders, they carry the heavy burden that they might otherwise find difficult to bear. The team of Caijing Magazine supports each other in adversity, struggling to seek the truth of the world. Caijing's commentary does not intend to indulge in the self-pitying rhetoric of the current "bourgeoisie," nor does it aim to cater to market tastes to become a "mass media." The team of Caijing Magazine believes that their "ideal" has not faded, that they are "unrestrained," and that they have taken on the "world." Caijing's commentary is straightforward—aiming to expose social ills, question consciences, and. Only in this way can a better life be achieved, and only in this way can a better society be created. In the book "Black and Traps," it includes seven sets of reports such as "The Dark of Funds," "Who is Manipulating Yian'an Technology," "Lu Liang, the Market Manipulator," "The Silver Beach Trap," and "The Decline oflantian Myth." Caijing's readers must still remember these shocking events. The editor of "Black and Traps" said, "When revising these reports, the Caijing Editorial Department felt proud but also regretted the current state of the Chinese securities market. The pride comes from the fact that each report has contributed to clarifying the market; the regret comes from the fact that the dark side exposed in the reports, although showing some decline, has far from reached a satisfactory level."