中国基金报·2025-07-31 04:46Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent anti-corruption actions taken against senior executives in state-owned enterprises in China, specifically focusing on Yuan Guangyu from China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and Liu Weidong from China Weaponry Equipment Group, highlighting their serious violations of party discipline and law [2][10]. Summary by Sections Yuan Guangyu's Case - Yuan Guangyu, former Deputy General Manager of CNOOC, was expelled from the party for severe violations including engaging in power-for-money transactions and illegally accepting large sums of money [5][6]. - His misconduct included accepting golf activities that could influence his official duties, and he was found to have engaged in profit-making activities related to his former position after retirement [6][8]. - The investigation revealed that Yuan had lost his ideals and mission, resisted organizational scrutiny, and committed serious violations of political, organizational, and disciplinary rules, leading to his expulsion from the party and referral for criminal prosecution [6][8]. Liu Weidong's Case - Liu Weidong, former Deputy General Manager of China Weaponry Equipment Group, was also expelled from the party for serious violations, including using his position to benefit others in business operations and personnel promotions [10][11]. - His actions included accepting gifts and money, organizing birthday banquets, and engaging in activities that compromised his integrity, such as accepting invitations that could affect his impartiality [11][12]. - Similar to Yuan, Liu was found to have violated multiple party disciplines and laws, leading to his expulsion from the party and removal from public office, with his case also referred for criminal prosecution [11][12].