Habilidades sociales

Year Province Official Post^[a],[b] Sentence Charges^[c],[d]

2000 Jiangxi Hu, Changqing Vice gov. Death penalty Bribery of RMB 5.44

2000 Zhejiang Xu, Yunhong Vice gov. 10 year imprisonment Power abuse and bribery

2000 Guangxi Cheng, Kejie Gov. Death penalty Bribery of RMB 41

2001 Liaoning Mu, Suixin Vice gov. Death penalty with reprieve Bribery of RMB 6.6 2002 Fujian Shi, Zhaobin Vice sec. 13 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 0.6 2002 Chongqing Qin, Changdian Vice gov. 1 year probation Bribery of $3,000 2002 Guangxi Liu, Zhibing Vice gov. 15 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 0.86 2003 Hebei Cong, Fukui Vice gov. Death penalty with reprieve Bribery of RMB 9.36 2003 Hebei Cheng, Weigao Secretary Disciplined within Party Power abuse

2003 Yunnan Li, Jiating Gov., vice sec. Death penalty with reprieve Bribery of RMB 18

2004 Anhui Wang, Huaizhong Vice gov. Death penalty Bribery of RMB 5.17

2004 Hubei Zhang, Guoguang Gov., vice sec. 11 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 0.57 2004 Guizhou Liu, Fangren Secretary Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 6.77 2004 Guizhou Liu, Changgui Vice gov. 11 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 1.34 2005 Liaoning Liu, Ketian Vice gov. 12 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 1.31

2005 Xinjiang Aman Haji Vice gov. 12 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 8

2006 Shanxi Hou, Wujie Vice sec. 11 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 0.88

2006 Sichuan Li, Dachang Vice gov. 7 year imprisonment Power abuse

2007 Anhui Wang, Zhaoyao Vice sec. Death penalty with reprieve Bribery of RMB 7.04 2007 Anhui He, Minxu Vice gov. Death penalty with reprieve Bribery of RMB 8.41 2007 Guangdong Liu, Weiming Vice gov. Not publically released Power abuse, bribes 2008 Shanghai Chen, Liangyu Secretary 18 year imprisonment Power abuse and bribery 2008 Beijing Liu, Kehua Vice gov. Death penalty with reprieve Bribery of RMB 7

2008 Shandong Du, Shicheng Vice sec. Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 6.26

2009 Guangxi Sun, Yu Vice gov. 18 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 3.28

2011 Ningxia Li, Tangtang Vice gov Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 7

2012 Inn. Mongolia Liu, Zhuozhi Vice gov. Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 8.17 2012 Chongqing Wang, Lijun Vice gov. 15 year imprisonment Bribery of RMB 3.05

2013 Jilin Tian, Xueren Vice gov. Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 19.19

2013 Chongqing Bo, Xilai Secretary Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 21.79

2013 Shandong Huang, Sheng Vice gov. Life imprisonment Bribery of RMB 12.23 Notes: [a] The post that the corrupt official was removed from or had held within three years before sentence;

[b] Secretary and vice secretary stand for the secretary or vice secretary of the provincial committee of the Party, respectively;

[c] For some cases the specific amount of RMB of bribery was not released on public media;

[d] RMB values are in millions

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