Less guanxi, please
It's hard to imagine that anyone but Party cadres and academics outside of China would pay attention to this, but Xinhua featured it in the "Window on China" section of its web site.It's another vague statement of opposition to corruption. Action takes place in a totally different world -- maybe not this world.
When Party leader Xi talks about the criteria that should be used for "selecting and appointing cadres," what is he saying about the criteria now used?
Senior Chinese leader pinpoints criteria for selecting cadres
"Senior Chinese leader Xi Jinping [above] has urged the Party to improve its criteria for selecting and appointing cadres in the process of building the Party in the new era...
"The Party should set officials' integrity, performance and their dedication to their work as an important criteria for selecting and appointing cadres, Xi said.
"The CPC's 17th national congress put forward the aim of increasing public trust in cadre selection and appointment...
"The Party should give special attention to cadres who have long been working diligently in places fraught with hardships and difficulties, and promote cadres who work hard, enjoy popular support and have political integrity, Xi stressed.
"He vowed to severely punish crooked Party officials linked to corruption and dereliction of duty."
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Labels: China, leadership, political culture, politics
posted by Ken Wedding @ 5:56 AM
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