"Patting Brother" A Pair Of Cloth Shoes For Thousands Of Miles "Anti-Corruption"

According to Xinhua news agency, Ji'nan, a netizen called "special public car", in a well-known forum for more than 3 months, released more than 1000 official vehicle photos, some of which are suspected of being used for private cars, so he was called "special Patras" by netizens.

Since the release of the post in March 18th, "special photographer" has released more than 1000 photos on the post, all of which are on the streets in Ji'nan.

Recently, the reporter contacted QQ, who was not willing to disclose his name, and told reporters that he had taken 5000 pictures, but most of them had not uploaded because of poor quality.

He usually takes "8 O" at the front of the hotel, supermarket and school doorway at the beginning of the license plate number.

"Lu O" is the number of Shandong provincial organs and public security sections.

In the lens of "special Patras", some use official vehicles to send their children to school, others use official vehicles to go shopping, and others use official vehicles to see hospitals.

"Patting brother" said: "although it is impossible to accurately judge whether a car is public or private, but according to my experience of driving a car, most of the official vehicles are private on weekends and after work."

"Special Patras" often encounter threats when taking cars.

In addition, "special Patras" has not yet received the response from relevant departments.

Although the actual effect is not obvious, "patting brother" is still strongly supported by netizens.

"Special Patras" told reporters: "I didn't think much at first. I didn't expect that things were going to be so big at last. I just wanted to beat the stubborn bus system by beating cars."

The reporter contacted the Shandong Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection, and the director of the Propaganda Department rejected reporters' interviews on the grounds that he was still not clear about the matter.

Commentary on "wheel corruption" depends on the supervision of the whole society.

"Netizens attack the phenomenon of public cars and private use through the Internet is a helpless way to better reflect the channels."

Cui Yonggang, Professor of management and Research Department of Shandong provincial Party school, thinks that

"The use of public cars is very common in China now, not just in Ji'nan."

Ma Guanghai, vice president of the school of philosophy and social development of Shandong University, believes that the practice of this netizen is of great value. This is another embodiment of the modern way of monitoring the government through the Internet.

"There is no violation of the law or privacy."

Ma Guanghai believes that as a state official, under certain circumstances, it is necessary to pfer part of the right of privacy.

"Bus use should be more pparent and accept social supervision."