Typical Cases

2023/08/23

Chengdu Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision reported 8 typical cases of "Five Small" behaviors among employees of state-owned enterprises

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Since the launch of the special campaign to address the "Five Small" behaviors (accepting small "red envelopes", engaging in small businesses, helping small "partners", dining with small "bosses", playing small "mahjong") among employees of state-owned enterprises across the city, disciplinary inspection and supervision agencies at all levels have adhered to case-led guidance, focusing on the "Five Small" issues to solidly supervise and enforce discipline, continuously sending a strong signal of increasingly strict enforcement. To further strengthen warnings through cases and guide employees of state-owned enterprises in the city to maintain respect and know their limits, the Chengdu Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision recently reported eight typical cases of "Five Small" behaviors among state-owned enterprise employees. 1. Tao Wei, former Deputy Director of the Capital Center of Chengdu Construction Group Co., Ltd., accepted red envelopes, gifts, and cash. From 2021 to 2022, Tao Wei repeatedly accepted fruit vouchers and gifts worth a total of RMB 4,500 from bank staff who had business dealings with the group in her office. In April 2023, Tao Wei received a serious warning within the Party and was reassigned. 2. Liu Zhongyun, former Deputy General Manager of Chengdu Xindu Xiangcheng Construction Investment Co., Ltd., accepted red envelopes, gifts, and cash. From 2018 to 2021, Liu Zhongyun repeatedly accepted red envelopes, cash, tea, wine, cured meat, zongzi (rice dumplings), mooncakes, and other gifts during holidays such as Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Spring Festival, with a total value of RMB 38,300. Liu Zhongyun also committed other disciplinary and legal violations. In April 2023, Liu Zhongyun was subjected to one year of probation within the Party and dismissed from government service. 3. Zheng Jian, former Director and Deputy General Manager of Dujiangyan Liangyuan Trading Co., Ltd., engaged in paid intermediary and profit-making activities. From 2018 to 2020, Zheng Jian used his position to repeatedly introduce grain brokers to purchase rice at a grain depot in Pengzhou, Sichuan, receiving a total of RMB 28,000 in introduction fees. In 2020, during the introduction of another grain broker to the same depot, he exploited information asymmetry to earn a price difference of RMB 17,897 through buying low and selling high. Zheng Jian also committed other disciplinary and legal violations. In May 2023, Zheng Jian was expelled from the Party and dismissed from government service. 4. Zheng Yongping, former Deputy Chief Engineer of Chengdu Rail Transit Group Co., Ltd., engaged in illegal profit-making activities. From August 2000 to February 2023, Zheng Yongping invested in a Chengdu industrial company that had business dealings with his employer, receiving shareholder dividends totaling RMB 568,000 (after tax). In July 2023, Zheng Yongping received a serious warning within the Party and was dismissed from government service. 5. Xin Guochang, former full-time supervisor of Chengdu Tongjian Urban Construction Development Co., Ltd., helped friends secure projects. In 2021, Xin Guochang used his position to help a friend invite project leaders from Chengdu Urban Investment Construction Company to dine at a restaurant in the southern city area, facilitating introductions between potential bidders and tenderers. The same year, Xin Guochang intervened in project contracting by allowing his friend's company to start underground fire protection pipeline work in a basement before the professional subcontracting procurement had begun, without any contract signed. Xin Guochang also committed other disciplinary and legal violations. In July 2023, Xin Guochang received a serious warning within the Party and was dismissed from government service. 6. Huang Jianting, former Deputy Manager of Pujiang County Water Supply Company and former Deputy General Manager of Pujiang County Urban and Rural Drainage Co., Ltd., borrowed money from managed service objects. In June 2017, Huang Jianting, lacking personal funds, borrowed RMB 500,000 from a company under his management on behalf of his friend Liu for a house purchase, promising to repay by the end of October 2017 without interest. Neither Huang nor Liu actively mentioned repayment during the loan period. In April 2022, following an investigation into the former general manager of the county water company, Huang urged Liu to repay the RMB 500,000 without interest. Huang also committed other disciplinary and legal violations. In May 2023, Huang was expelled from the Party and dismissed from government service. 7. Fu Bin, former Party Secretary and Chairman of Chengdu Jinniu Urban Construction Investment and Operation Group Co., Ltd., accepted bribes. In 2021, Fu Bin, through subordinate Yao, found individual operator Wang to undertake two engineering projects, stating that 15% of the contract amount would be given as a bribe after winning the bid. With Fu and Yao's help, Wang's affiliated companies successfully won the bids. Afterward, Fu received a total of RMB 2.7 million in cash bribes from Wang. Fu also committed other disciplinary and legal violations. In April 2023, Fu was expelled from the Party and public office, and his suspected criminal matters were transferred to the procuratorate for legal review and prosecution. 8. Huang Guiqi, former Party Secretary and Chairman of Chengdu Wenjiang Xingrong West City Operation Group Co., Ltd., accepted banquets and tourism. Huang maintained abnormal relations with managed service objects. In 2020, Huang and his wife accepted a two-day trip to Emei Mountain scenic area arranged by a businessman, with all expenses paid by the businessman. Huang also repeatedly accepted high-end banquets and entertainment arranged by the businessman. Huang committed other disciplinary and legal violations. In May 2023, Huang was expelled from the Party and public office, and his suspected criminal matters were transferred to the procuratorate for legal review and prosecution.