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corruption
The People’s Daily, the de facto mouthpiece of the Chinese communist party, has recently put a flash game on its site. This particular flash game, despite its cartoony nature, depicts a particularly sensitive subject matter in the People’s Republic — fighting government corruption.
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The government of China’s Zhejiang province decided to go after children and teach them in no uncertain terms that corruption is bad and everyone ought to do their part in ensuring corrupt party members, their families, and mistresses ought to die a painful death – in late July, they introduced…
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