Chinese Officials And Business Relations In View Of Politics

The relationship between officials and merchants has always overcome the test of time and has had a great effect in the enfoldment of history. Whether there is harmony between officials and merchants or not, it will always have the function of advancing or counteracting the course of history. The text lays emphasis on the research on the current situation of the relationship between officials and merchants in China. It starts by summarizing the two main ideas of today's relationship between officials and merchants in China and the combination of officials and merchants and interchange between officials and merchants, moreover analyzing its dangers. After that, the article looks at the combination of officials and merchants in terms of the historical origins; the foundation of culture, thought, economy, and the cause of institutions etc. The thesis points out the effect of relations between officials andmerchants on China's feudal society ------ historical origins of combination betweenofficials and merchants, the united thought of Confucianism and traditional Chineseofficials culture------the cultural foundation of combining officials and merchantsproduced, the speed of the development of China's private economy after the reformand opening up of China ------ the economic base produced by combining officialsand merchants, the change of nature of the traditional concept of morals------thethought foundation of combining officials and merchants, the less than perfectinstitutional system of China ------ the institutional cause of the combination ofofficials and merchants.The thesis continues to analyze the various measures the Party and the government took to keep the combination of officials and merchants within its limits, moreover employs new system economics analysis techniques to give a relatively unbiased evaluation. The essay is mostly concerned with the analysis of the effect of the China's anti-corruption model, anti-corruption strategy and anti-corruption institutions, maintaining that the anti-corruption struggle in the China of today is still stuck in the stage of power anti-corruption - unable to reach a high level of institutional anti-corruption and is at the same time stuck in the midst of anti-corruption struggle in which an over concern is given to the construction of internal institutions and moreover has basically neglected the growth of external institutions. Furthermore, the current anti-corruption external institutions are relatively lacking in authority, punishment or effectiveness. All these elements result in China being unable to fully control the combination between officials and merchants. The author continues to put...