Wu, Juan: Chinese restraining serious corruption must rely on laws
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Date: 7/20/2011 4:48:04 PM
Sender: Wu, Juan
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Wu, Juan: Chinese restraining serious corruption must rely on laws
吴娟(Wu, Juan)
It has been sixty-two years since CCP captured the regime in China by force. From the day of CCP’s appearance, it was a violent regime regarding CCP as egoism. CCP’s government made use of the national condition that Chinese people accept little education and autocratic culture of Chinese tradition, to reset Chinese people’s ideas with “party’s civilization” for a long time, and pack a violent and selfish party into a “great, glorious and right” liberator. This makes CCP corrupt, suppress people and commit all crimes.
CCP doesn’t allow people to criticize government, not accept people’s supervision on officials of government and even not stand any form of legal restraint. There is no object to party in true sense in Chinese society under CCP’s regime and no freedom of speeches for ordinary people. CCP is always leading all the things and people must do what it wants them to do. Those corrupt officials in the coat of “excellent officials” can gain money unscrupulously and present Chinese society has a rampant corruption.
Whether Chinese anti-corruption can succeed or not, it relies on that people involve the actions of anti-corruption to disclose the matter of officials’ corruption. Therefore, multi-party democratic political reform must be realized in China, and if there is democratic political system, government by laws will come true and there will be a good condition of actions of anti-corruption; then it can transfer enthusiasm of more people on anti-corruption to restrain the spread of serious corruption generally.
Wu, Juan
Jul 20, 2011
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