Jul 24, 2014 06:59 PM

How the Hammer Falls as China Nails Corruption

By staff reporters Gao Yu and Wang Heyan

Wang Qishan at this year's CPPCC meeting in March

(Beijing) -- Curiosity is one reason the website of the Central Discipline Inspection Commission (CDIC) attracts up to 2 million page views every day.

Another reason is fear. Some website visitors, for example, want to know whether they or anyone they know has been targeted by a government campaign to root out corruption led by the CDIC Inspection Team.

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