According to Caijing, Teng Wancui, member of the Standing Committee of Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture, Hunan Province, and Minister of United Front Work, was "double-regulated" by the Hunan Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection on October 24 due to serious violations of discipline such as illegal fund-raising. Up to now, 113 cadres of party and government organs, enterprises and institutions have been investigated for the alleged "illegal fund-raising incident in Xiangxi".

　　The early withdrawal of officials caused the fund-raising chain to break.

　　　　The reporter was informed that Teng Wancui was taken to Changsha for investigation by the Hunan Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection more than 10 days ago, and her husband Liu, who works for Xiangxi Agricultural Bank, was also investigated. According to informed sources, Teng Wancui’s main problem is to participate in illegal fund-raising and withdraw principal and interest in advance, and the amount of fund-raising is huge. In addition, Teng Wancui is also suspected of taking bribes and participating in mine management.

　　　　In recent years, a number of enterprises in Xiangxi have long used the promise of high interest returns as bait to attract private funds, involving thousands of fund-raising households, absorbing more than 10 billion yuan, and a large number of government officials participated in fund-raising In mid-2008, some government officials involved in fund-raising got the information and withdrew the principal and interest in advance, which triggered the fund-raising chain to break.

　　　　Since then, in less than half a month, some financing enterprises in Jishou City, the seat of Xiangxi Prefecture, have taken away at least 1 billion yuan, and most of them have broken their capital chains. Worried that it would be difficult to recover the principal, on September 3 and 4, more than 10,000 fund-raisers gathered twice to contain the Xiangxi government and the railway station, and then the police force was used to calm down. Since then, fund-raisers have blocked the Xiangxi government twice.

　　Conceal and lie when being investigated.

　　　　The reporter was informed that during the investigation by the Hunan Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and the task force of the Provincial Supervision Department, Teng Wancui had serious intentional concealment and false reporting when explaining that he, his spouse and his children participated in illegal fund-raising in Xiangxi.

　　　　According to the reporter’s understanding, Teng Wancui is mainly suspected of participating in the illegal fund-raising of Xiangxi Rongchang Group and Jishou Guangcai Real Estate Development Company, and is closely related to these two enterprises, and Teng Wancui once paid more attention to Guangcai Real Estate Company.

　　　　Teng Wancui was born on December 22, 1959 in Fenghuang County, Xiangxi Prefecture, Hunan Province. She was a native Tujia female cadre and ranked fourth in the Standing Committee of Xiangxi Prefecture before the incident.

　　　　According to the relevant personage of Xiangxi government, Teng Wancui is bold by nature and good at approaching leaders. Teng himself was recruited into the Grain Station of Fenghuang County Grain Bureau in his early years and later turned into a cadre. Since then, Teng, as a female cadre of ethnic minorities, has been sent to South-Central University for Nationalities to study, and later served as a member of the Party Committee, office director and theoretical teacher of the Party School of Fenghuang County Committee, and has since embarked on a career. Since December 2002, he has been promoted to the Standing Committee of Xiangxi State Committee and Minister of United Front Work.

　　　　People close to the task force revealed to reporters that Teng Wancui was also suspected of taking advantage of his position to accept bribes; Participate in mining and tourism project development, and obtain illegal benefits from it.

　　　　In fact, Teng Wancui is only one of many party and government officials suspected of illegal fund-raising. In mid-October, the preliminary investigation results released by the Hunan provincial government showed that 113 cadres of party and government organs, enterprises and institutions had participated in fund-raising, among which quite a few were party and government officials at or above the county level.

　　More than half of Jishou’s families participate.

　　Many residents sell houses to raise funds.

　　　　Private fund-raising in Xiangxi has been going on for some time, but large-scale fund-raising began in 2002. By 2008, illegal fund-raising reached a fever pitch, with monthly interest generally above 8%, and some enterprises even as high as 10% to 12%.

　　　　According to the analysis report released by the People’s Bank of China Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture Sub-branch in July 2008, by the end of June 2008, the scale of private lending in the autonomous prefecture was nearly 7 billion yuan, accounting for more than half of the total loans of financial institutions in this region in the same period.

　　　　At present, the Xiangxi government has sent a working group to conduct liquidation of 12 enterprises with large illegal financing. A police officer involved in the investigation of illegal fund-raising told reporters that it is conservatively estimated that the total amount of illegal fund-raising may exceed 10 billion yuan.

　　　　On September 4th, Jishou Municipal Government issued a notice to register the fund-raising situation, and set up 28 fund-raising registration points in the urban area to check the fund-raising situation. The urban population of Jishou City is less than 200,000, and more than half of the families have participated in illegal fund-raising. In eight counties under the jurisdiction of Xiangxi, such as Longshan, Fenghuang, Guzhang and Huayuan, illegal fund-raising is also quite serious.

　　　　In addition to the above-mentioned key financing enterprises, the local public security organs are still investigating more small financing enterprises. According to police sources, "the financing amount of these investigated financing enterprises is about 200 million yuan, and some of them have been found to be suspected of fraud."

　　　　Illegal fund-raising has a great influence on all aspects of Xiangxi. The reporter learned in Ganzhou New District of Jishou City that the Xuantan community, which has the highest amount of illegal fund-raising, has raised more than 100 million yuan. Many residents even sell houses to raise funds and borrow money, and their lives are in a difficult situation because of no return of principal and interest. (Reporter Ouyang Hongliang)

Editor: Li Xian

Opening time: August 8, 2008
Closing time: August 24, 2008
Venue: Beijing, China.
Athletes: 11,438 athletes
Number of projects: 28 major events and 302 minor events.

　　　 The 29th Olympic Games, also known as Beijing Olympic Games, was held in Beijing, the capital of People’s Republic of China (PRC), from August 8 to 24, 2008. This Olympic Games is the first time that China has hosted the Summer Olympics, and it is also the third time that the Summer Olympics has been held in Asian countries after the Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964 and the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988.

　　　 This year’s Beijing Olympic Games broke 43 new world records and 132 new Olympic records, and a total of 87 countries won medals in the event. The host country, China, topped the medal list with 51 gold medals, making it the first Asian country to top the gold medal list in Olympic history. This Olympic Games has produced two "flying men" on water and land — — Phelps of the United States and Bolt of Jamaica, the former won eight gold medals in a row in the "Water Cube", not only becoming the athletes who won the most gold medals in the same Olympic Games, but also becoming the athletes who won the most gold medals in the summer Olympic Games; The latter won three gold medals in men’s 100m, men’s 200m and men’s 4×100 relay in eight days at the Bird’s Nest, and was praised as the fastest runner in the world.

　　BEIJING, Beijing, December 6 (Reporter Li Jinlei) With the recent announcement of raising the minimum wage in Liaoning Province, at least 22 regions have announced raising the minimum wage since the beginning of this year, according to the incomplete statistics of the reporters of Zhongxin. com. Among them, the monthly minimum wage in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Zhejiang, Tianjin and Beijing ≥ 2000 yuan

　　22 regions raise the minimum wage.

　　In December, the minimum monthly wage in Zhejiang Province has been adjusted to 2010 yuan, 1800 yuan, 1660 yuan and 1500 yuan since December 1. Liaoning Province recently announced that it will raise the minimum wage from January 1, 2018.

　　So far, according to incomplete statistics, at least 22 regions such as Shanghai, Zhejiang, Tianjin, Beijing, Jiangsu, Shandong, Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Hubei, Henan, Fujian, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Guizhou, Heilongjiang, Jiangxi, Ningxia, Gansu, Liaoning, Hunan, Qinghai and Shenzhen have announced an increase in the minimum wage this year.

　　The reporter from Zhongxin.com found that the number of regions that raised the minimum wage in 2017 increased significantly compared with 2016. The data shows that only nine regions raised the minimum wage in 2016.

　　Why will the number of areas that raise the minimum wage this year increase significantly? Su Hainan, vice president of china association for labour studies, told Zhongxin.com that according to the Minimum Wage Regulations, the minimum wage can be adjusted every two years. Last year, the downward pressure on China’s economy was great, but this year, China’s economy remained stable and the business conditions improved. In addition, most areas did not adjust last year, so the number of areas that raised the minimum wage increased this year.

　　The monthly minimum wage standard in five places ≥ 2000 yuan

　　According to the Minimum Wage Regulations, the minimum wage generally takes the form of monthly minimum wage and hourly minimum wage. The monthly minimum wage is applicable to full-time employees, and the hourly minimum wage is applicable to part-time employees.

　　After the minimum wage has been raised, the monthly minimum wage in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Zhejiang, Tianjin and Beijing has reached 2000 yuan.

　　Among them, the monthly minimum wage in Shanghai is 2300 yuan, the highest in the country; Shenzhen is second, with 2130 yuan; The third and first monthly minimum wage in Zhejiang is 2010 yuan; Tianjin’s monthly minimum wage exceeded the 2000 mark for the first time this year, reaching 2050 yuan; The monthly minimum wage in Beijing is just 2000 yuan.

　　Why are there different grades of minimum wages?

　　Careful people can find that there are different levels of minimum wages in the same province, autonomous region and municipality. Why?

　　Originally, according to the Minimum Wage Regulations, different administrative regions within provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government can have different minimum wage standards.

　　However, the reporter noted that some provinces began to merge several grade standards into one standard. For example, the monthly minimum wage in Qinghai Province has been adjusted from 1250 yuan in Xining City and Haidong City, 1260 yuan in Haibei Prefecture, Hainan Prefecture and Huangnan Prefecture, and 1270 yuan in Haixi Prefecture, Guoluo Prefecture and Yushu Prefecture, and the whole province has been uniformly adjusted to 1500 yuan.

　　Does the minimum wage include "five insurances and one gold"?

　　The reporter found that every time the minimum wage standard is raised, many netizens will ask: Does the minimum wage include "five insurances and one gold"?

　　In this regard, local regulations are not consistent, some places explicitly do not include, while others are included. For example, in Beijing and Shanghai, it is clear that the social insurance premiums and housing accumulation funds that individual workers should pay are not part of the minimum wage standard, and employers should pay them separately according to regulations.

　　In Guizhou and other places, it is clear that the monthly minimum wage standard includes the basic old-age insurance premium, medical insurance premium, unemployment insurance premium and housing provident fund that individual workers should pay.

　　Su Hainan believes that the minimum wage does not include "five insurances and one gold", and its "gold content" is higher. Because the employer needs to pay separately, for the workers, the wages they get will be more.

　　What is the impact of raising the minimum wage?

　　What impact will it have if the minimum wage standard is gradually raised? In Su Hainan’s view, raising the minimum wage is very important to protect and improve the basic livelihood of low-income wage earners and their dependents, and it will also drive the wage level of other posts and the calculation base of overtime pay to increase.

　　At the same time, some treatment standards linked to the minimum wage will also rise accordingly. According to the Guiding Opinions on Adjusting the Unemployment Insurance Standard issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and the Ministry of Finance this year, the unemployment insurance standard will be gradually raised to 90% of the minimum wage standard. According to the standard of 90%, with the increase of the minimum wage, the local unemployment benefit standard will also rise.

　　Su Hainan said that on the whole, the adjustment of the minimum wage standard should follow the principle of moderation and appropriateness. On the one hand, it is necessary to ensure that the living standards of low-income wage earners and their dependents will not decline due to factors such as rising prices, and strive to make it and the average social wage. Form an appropriate proportional relationship; On the other hand, we must also consider the affordability of enterprises, ensure that the increase in the minimum wage standard will not affect the normal operation of enterprises, and coordinate and balance the interests of both employers and employees. (End)

　

　　

Zhang Hanzhi and Qiao Guanhua.

　　Zhang Hanzhi and his daughter Hong Huang.

　　Hong Huang quoted Zhang Mingtian’s elegiac couplet written for Zhang Hanzhi to summarize his mother’s life:

　　Have a deep feeling in your chest and never regret it after the storm.

　　The treasure of the country, a generation of celebrities laughed and talked about the spring and autumn period.

　　● Life of Zhang Hanzhi

　　Zhang Hanzhi is the adopted daughter of Zhang Shizhao, a famous patriotic Democrat in China, an English translator in Mao Zedong and the wife of Qiao Guanhua, a former diplomat. Born in Shanghai in 1935, he graduated from the English Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University in 1960.

　　In 1971, Zhang Hanzhi ended his 14-year teaching career and was personally assigned by Mao Zedong to work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He said: "China needs female diplomats. I think you can, speak and write, and you are very courageous." In the diplomatic circles of China in 1970s, Zhang Hanzhi’s name was very resounding. She started as a clerk, climbed up the stairs through the section chief, deputy director and director, and climbed to the deputy director of the Asia Department-this was Zhang Hanzhi’s highest and last post in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Throughout the mid-1970s, Zhang Hanzhi, who was unusually active, made his mark in the diplomatic arena, and was praised by insiders as one of the "five golden flowers" in China’s diplomatic circles, which made him famous for a while. He has served as Director and Deputy Director of the Asia Department, and served as Deputy Representative of the China delegation at the United Nations General Assembly.

　　Zhang Hanzhi and Qiao Guanhua finally got married at the end of 1973, when Qiao Guanhua was 60 and Zhang Hanzhi was 38.

　　According to Zhang Hanzhi’s collection of recollections "Crossing the Thick Dahongmen", she was one of the outstanding diplomats in China in the 1970s. In the early 1970s, she participated in the talks on establishing diplomatic relations between China and the United States, and participated in Nixon’s visit to China, Shanghai Communique negotiations and a series of major activities. He was a member of China’s delegation to the UN General Assembly for the first time in 1971, and one of China’s deputy representatives to the UN General Assembly from 1973 to 1975. Zhang Hanzhi, together with her husband Qiao Guanhua, was active in the diplomatic arena of the United Nations. In 1983, he served as the executive director of the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries. In 1987, he was transferred to the post of Director of International Department of the State Council Rural Development Research Center, and in 1990, he was transferred to the post of Director of International Department of the State Council Development Research Center. Finishing: Tan Renwei

Editor: Wang Yuxi

The police showed reporters the price list of online whoring.

The person who sent the message of soliciting prostitutes in the Internet cafe was arrested. Source: Legal Evening News

　　Jinghua Times reported on January 6th.Recently, the reporter learned from the Ministry of Public Security that the Ministry of Public Security and other 13 departments have launched a joint campaign to rectify the network order nationwide since last month, and all the columns set up on the Internet, such as sneak shots, dew points, exposure and adult literature, will be cleared and closed.

　　Online whoring has become a key target.

　　In this joint operation, all departments will focus on cracking down on four types of objects: first, using the Internet and mobile phones to spread obscene information in large quantities for illegal profit; The second is to set up obscene websites abroad to spread obscene information and develop members in China; The third is to organize online obscene performances and conduct online soliciting; The fourth is to engage in criminal activities such as online fraud, theft, gambling and selling contraband.

　　Blogs involving "pornography" will be closed.

　　According to the action plan, the joint action will first comprehensively clean up the vulgar content in all pages of the website, and all the columns such as sneak shots, dew points, exposure and adult literature will be cleared and closed; Secondly, relevant departments urge websites to clean up and shut down blogs and podcasts that spread pornographic information, pornographic pictures, pornographic short films, pornographic literature and other contents according to the requirements of the Self-discipline Standard for Blog Services; The third is to require search engine service providers to take various effective measures within a time limit to strictly block and filter pornographic content; The fourth is to comprehensively clean up advertisements for sex products and pornographic websites.

　　Illegal websites will be blacklisted.

　　According to reports, in May 2007, the Ministry of Information Industry began to establish a blacklist system for illegal websites, blacklisting websites and website sponsors that have been shut down and investigated for notification, and all basic operating enterprises and Internet access units are not allowed to provide access for them. And gradually establish a reputation record system for bad behavior of relevant operators, and incorporate the performance of duties by Internet access operators into their business behavior records and annual inspection.

　　According to the Ministry of Information Industry, the "black websites" that spread pornographic and obscene programs, refused to implement the program deletion requirements issued by the management department and the establishment of websites without legal approval have entered the "blacklist", and the telecommunications management department will be notified to close the "blacklisted websites".

　　This year’s promotion forum moderator real-name registration system

　　This year, the basic work of Internet management will be further strengthened, and the responsibility of Internet operators and service units in combating obscene and pornographic information will be further strengthened, and forum moderator, bar owners and chat room host real-name registration system will be promoted. In addition, we will continue to carry out in-depth public management of the public security organs’ Internet according to law, extensively carry out public evaluation activities of civilized websites, and strengthen social supervision of websites. At the same time, it will organize audio-visual program service units to establish a "network audio-visual service self-discipline alliance" to resist the spread of illegal and vulgar online audio-visual programs.

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