Graft-busters

China's ruling Communist Party must learn from the traditional virtues which have defined Chinese culture since ancient time as it tackles corruption, a problem that still hangs "acutely" in front of them, the top graft-buster wrote today.

Chinese officials have to watch what they eat and where they go over two upcoming holidays to make sure they don't break frugality rules, and regret after the fact will not be accepted as an excuse, China's top graft-buster said on Friday.

No part of China's ruling Communist Party is off limits for its crackdown on corruption, the country's top graft buster was quoted as saying, sounding a warning a few days after the one of the country's most senior former soldiers was purged.

China's main anti-corruption watchdog has punished four of its own officials for incidents ranging from beatings to drunk driving, state media said on Monday, underscoring Beijing's challenge to stamp out deep-rooted graft and illegal activity.

China's ruling Communist Party must learn from the traditional virtues which have defined Chinese culture since ancient time as it tackles corruption, a problem that still hangs "acutely" in front of them, the top graft-buster wrote today.

Chinese officials have to watch what they eat and where they go over two upcoming holidays to make sure they don't break frugality rules, and regret after the fact will not be accepted as an excuse, China's top graft-buster said on Friday.

No part of China's ruling Communist Party is off limits for its crackdown on corruption, the country's top graft buster was quoted as saying, sounding a warning a few days after the one of the country's most senior former soldiers was purged.

China's main anti-corruption watchdog has punished four of its own officials for incidents ranging from beatings to drunk driving, state media said on Monday, underscoring Beijing's challenge to stamp out deep-rooted graft and illegal activity.