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Caijing Hits Bold with New Report

The China Media Project summarizes a report in Caijing about a mysterious woman who has links to several high-level corruption cases, and argues that the magazine is keeping up its legacy of hard-hitting investigative reporting despite the departure of editor Hu Shuli: The Caijing report alleges that Li Wei (李薇) used her relationship with her husband, a former tobacco official, to get close to top

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