A daughter reporting her father for bribery may seem heartless, but it is actually an act of righteousness.

Compiled from: National Business Daily, Benliu News, Haibao News, Jimu News
 
Recently, a woman in Shaanxi posted a video on social media reporting her father for bribery, which attracted attention. The woman claimed her father accepted bribes of 19 million yuan and requested relevant authorities to investigate.

 
 

Case review
"My name is Dun Moumou, from Baoji City, Shaanxi Province. I am now making a real-name report that Cao Moumou, chairman of the Baoji Health Association and a people's representative, bribed my father, Dun Moumou, former chairman of the Baoji Affordable Housing Company, 19 million yuan. I earnestly request the relevant departments in Baoji City to seriously investigate this matter." In the video, the woman stated that she is willing to bear legal responsibility for the authenticity of this report.
 
"The relevant departments of Chencang District, Baoji City, reviewed and determined that my father accepted a bribe of 19 million yuan, and a public trial was held at the Chencang District Court of Baoji City on the 3rd of this month. However, the briber, Cao Moumou, remains at large without any legal sanctions." Ms. Dun said that her purpose in reporting is to ensure the briber faces legal punishment, and she earnestly requests the relevant departments to investigate, recover illegal gains, and pursue criminal liability.
 
Additionally, a staff member of the Chencang District Discipline Inspection Commission in Baoji City stated that the case is currently under trial in court and they are not accepting interviews for now. A staff member of the Baoji City Cyberspace Administration Office said they have monitored the matter and are currently handling it. A staff member of the Baoji City Cybersecurity Emergency Command Center responded, "We saw this information online yesterday and have asked the involved unit to verify the situation. The leads have also been forwarded to the Discipline Inspection Commission, but we have not yet received feedback on the verification."
 
 
《 [1] The People's Republic of China 刑法》
Article 385 
Any state functionary who, by taking advantage of their position, extorts property from another person, or illegally accepts another person’s property in exchange for securing benefits for that person, constitutes the crime of bribery.
Any state functionary who, in economic activities, violates state regulations by accepting various forms of rebates or handling fees for personal possession shall be punished as a bribe-taker.
 
 
[1] The author's perspective
Some people praised the woman for placing righteousness above family loyalty, while others believed that since the case has entered the trial stage, her report is unnecessary. In fact, although her father's case has entered judicial proceedings and the 19 million yuan bribe has been reviewed and confirmed by relevant departments, the woman is reporting the briber. In other words, while Dun Moumou's bribery has been exposed, he may not have disclosed the specific source, and his daughter has "revealed" the briber.
 
No bribery, no acceptance of bribes. Dun Moumou faces legal punishment for accepting bribes. From his daughter's perspective, reporting the briber likely stems from resentment toward the briber. On the other hand, under the righteous law, all heinous criminal acts will be brought to justice.