Oops, I'll go! Another big fish has taken the bait! At 3:15 p.m. on July 12, the website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the State Supervision Commission suddenly released a bombshell: Jiang Yingchun, member of the Party Committee of China Poly Group Co., Ltd., former Secretary of the Party Committee and general manager of Poly Culture Group Co., Ltd., is suspected of serious violations of discipline and law and is under investigation.
How did this former central enterprise boss fall from the clouds into the quagmire? Is it the temptation of money and beauty, or the corruption of power? Is the gold-lettered signboard of "Poly" about to cast a shadow again?
The anti-corruption storm of central enterprises has risen again, and the Poly boss has made a mistake
This summer, the anti-corruption heat wave is blowing in our faces. Just when people were still immersed in the shock of Wu Manqing, former member of the party group and deputy general manager of China Electronics Technology Group Co., Ltd., another "big tiger" fell. Jiang Yingchun, the once dominant head of Poly culture, is now in prison, I don't know how to feel?
Recalling Jiang Yingchun's resume, I have to say that it is very dazzling. After graduating from the Central University of Finance and Economics, he became the general manager of Poly Theater Management Co., Ltd. at the age of 33, and sat on the throne of party secretary and general manager of Poly Culture Group in his early 40s. Under his leadership, Poly Culture's business is thriving, and its Poly Theater has become a leader in the domestic cultural performance market.
But who would have thought that such a leader in the cultural world would also be planted in the wave of anti-corruption? As the saying goes, "the tree is a big wind". Jiang Yingchun holds a lot of power and controls the giant ship of Poly Culture, and it is inevitable that some people will be eyeing him. And how many people can resist the taste of power?
"When one person attains the Tao, the chicken and dog ascend to heaven" or "a leaf obstructs the eyes, and Mount Tai is not seen"?
Jiang Yingchun's fall from the horse can't help but be reminiscent of the uproar some time ago, the "one person gains the Tao, the chicken and the dog ascend to heaven" incident. Some media broke the news that the relatives of senior executives of a central enterprise have skyrocketed in value in just a few years because of their background, which has triggered widespread discussion in the society. This can't help but make people think, in a special environment like a central enterprise, where is the boundary of power?
Some people say that Jiang Yingchun is "a blind leaf, not Mount Tai". In the process of the rapid development of Poly culture, he may have been blinded by the immediate interests and forgot his original intention and mission. However, it is also argued that this is a reflection of the loopholes in the current system. In the absence of effective supervision, even elite talents like Jiang Yingchun will inevitably be corrupted by power and interests.
央企反腐,道阻止且长
The outbreak of Jiang Yingchun's case once again pushed the anti-corruption of central enterprises to the forefront. As the pillar of the national economy, central enterprises bear important economic and social responsibilities. But at the same time, due to their special status and system, central enterprises have also become a breeding ground for corruption.
In recent years, the central government's anti-corruption efforts against central enterprises have been continuously increased. From one by one, the bigwigs of central enterprises have been dismissed. However, the problem of corruption persists. The reasons for this are none other than the following:
First of all, the special status of the central enterprises gives them enormous resources and power, which provides the soil for corruption. Secondly, the regulatory system of central enterprises is not perfect enough, and the internal supervision mechanism needs to be strengthened. Finally, the ideology of some senior executives of central enterprises is still stuck in the past and has not kept up with the pace of the times.
"Flies" do not bite seamless eggs, and the anti-corruption of central enterprises has a long way to go
The occurrence of Jiang Yingchun's case has undoubtedly sounded the alarm for the anti-corruption of central enterprises. However, we must also realize that this is precisely the embodiment of our party's determination and courage in persisting in the anti-corruption struggle. As the saying goes, "tigers and flies fight together," only by persevering and making sustained efforts can we truly achieve a complete victory in the anti-corruption struggle.
In the face of Jiang Yingchun's case, are you also shocked and confused? How far do central enterprises have to go in the fight against corruption? As ordinary citizens, how can we participate in the fight against corruption? Let us work together to build a clean China. What do you think? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss~