Dossier
Banyuetan
Coverage of Banyuetan in the Nexus archive.
- Chinese social media accounts ‘profit from leaking official corruption scandals’
Chinese social media accounts are profiting by hinting at the downfall of corrupt officials ahead of formal announcements, creating a challenge for law enforcement. State media highlighted a 'grey market' around Beijing’s anti-corruption campaign, with tactics like posting officials' resumes as coded signals of disciplinary investigations.
- More red tape, less progress: China’s cadres struggle to adopt ‘error tolerance’
China's cadres face ongoing challenges in reducing bureaucratic hurdles despite government efforts to ease their workload and combat formalism. A report by Banyuetan, a Xinhua-affiliated magazine, highlights a 'busier-but-emptier' cycle where increased effort yields fewer tangible results.