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Exhibition on Combating Economic Crimes Opens in Beijing
Some information about the bribery case of Cheng Kejie, former vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), was made public for the first time at an exhibition which opened in Beijing Saturday.
The Beijing Exhibition on Combating and Preventing Economic Crimes, which opened Saturday morning at the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution, displays more than 1,000 photos and confiscated items in a 3,500 square-meter exhibition hall, and is scheduled to last for one month.
The exhibition also includes more than 70 typical cases exposed in recent years and a summary of economic crimes and preventative measures to deal with such crimes.
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