China's anti-corruption campaign is essentially a power struggle. As long as this power struggle continues, the likelihood of front men fleeing to escape will be high. Who else will flee in the future? Will it be Yu Yong, the mining tycoon who controls the 350 billion yuan Luoyang Molybdenum project, whose funding sources are still alleged to be linked to the Delong Group? Or will it be Wang Wenyin, the world's copper king who acquired over fort…
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China's anti-corruption campaign is essentially a power struggle. As long as this power struggle continues, the likelihood of front men fleeing to escape will be high. Who else will flee in the future? Will it be Yu Yong, the mining tycoon who controls the 350 billion yuan Luoyang Molybdenum project, whose funding sources are still alleged to be linked to the Delong Group? Or will it be Wang Wenyin, the world's copper king who acquired over fort…