A Powerful Network of Corruption Chinese media reported Feb. 8 that Guo Jingyi, a former inspector for China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC), has been accused of bribery for accepting more than 7.5 million yuan (approximately $1.12 million) in cash and real estate from the Beijing Capital Land Corporation and GOME, a major electronics retail chain in China. According to the report, Guo was detained in August 2008. Also detained in the investigation were Zhang Yudong, a lawyer and former director of the Si Feng law firm; Deng Zhan, former vice director of the MOC's Department of Foreign Investment; Du Baozhong, a senior official in the Treaty and Law Department of the MOC; Xu Mangang, a director in the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE); and Liu Wei, former vice director of the Foreign Investment Bureau of State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC).