A political scandal refers to a situation in which a political figure, party, or institution is involved in actions that are perceived as morally or legally wrong, leading to public outrage and loss of credibility. Scandals may involve corruption, bribery, misconduct, or ethical violations, and often attract significant media attention. The implications of a political scandal can include resignations, legal actions, or shifts in public opinion and voting behavior. Such events typically raise questions about accountability, governance, and the integrity of political systems.
Jiang Chaoliang, vice-chair of the Agricultural and Rural Affairs Committee, is under investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, challenging his long-standing career. Having served as governor of Jilin…