英文摘要 |
The problem of official corruption in the People's Republic of China, after the reform and opening up in 1978, was extremely serious and worsening. In 1989, the democratic movement highlighted the problem of corruption. But after the crackdown, the issue of political reform was shelved and the economic growth became the party state's legitimacy foundation to rule. Since then, the corruption has become a growing problem with the fast economic growth. Hu Jintao, on behalf of the Seventeenth Central Committee of the Chinese Party of Communist, handed over one of the major political tasks to Xi Jinping to solve the problem of corruption. Xi Jinping entrusted Wang Qishan and enforced the power of the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection to fight corruption, but he still rejects to establish an independent incorrupt and judiciary institution outside the party. As more doubts on the selective law enforcement grows, more of the action of fighting corruption is over shadowed with political struggles. |