A mainland self-publisher broke the news that an Eastern Airlines party stewardess sexually bribed another senior executive at the behest of the top brass. (Screenshot from Weibo)
China Eastern Airlines exploded in a sexual bribery scandal, with a web posting claiming that Ni Gaoping, an Eastern Airlines flight attendant, was arranged by her boss to seduce a higher-level official. After the incident came to light and ignited public opinion, the flight attendant involved denied the incident and called the police claiming to have been falsely accused, and China Eastern Airlines refused to respond to the incident while threatening the whistleblower to delete the post.
Recently, a net post said that a manager of the cabin department of China Eastern Airlines was arranged by the leadership to have sex with a boss and send indecent messages, sparking concern among netizens. The web posting has a number of screenshots of WeChat, which shows that the woman said she was arranged by her boss to seduce another boss, and the two also sent multiple explicit messages.
The netizen said that the woman is a manager of the cabin department, the man is a boss, but did not mention the specific identity.
On April 22, the Beijing headline reporter contacted the propaganda department of the party group of China Eastern Airlines, and the staff said that the matter was a rumor, and that the staff had called the police to seek legal assistance, and the party had also presented the situation to the police.
As for the source of the screenshot information and the circumstances related to the publisher, the staff of the propaganda department said the matter is a personal matter for the employee and the impact on work needs to be further verified.
However, sources close to the situation told Radio Free Asia that the person involved in the erotic storm was Ni Gaoping, a flight attendant for China Eastern Airlines, who is the party secretary of the cabin 6 department. Messages circulating on the Internet show that Ni Gaoping was abetted by a senior executive of the Jiangsu branch surnamed Tian and dedicated herself to another senior executive surnamed Qiu.
According to the whistleblower hint, Tian may be the party secretary and deputy general manager of the Jiangsu branch of China Eastern Airlines, Tian Hong, Ni Gaoping was instructed by Tian and then took the initiative to contact Qiu.
Mr. Yang, a member of the media, said he had no intention of making a judgment on the truth of the incident because of opaque information, but power and sex deals have always existed in the official circles of the Communist Party, and only part of the scandal was reported before it came to light.
Mr. Yang said: the 22nd just spread out, the content is more hot. So the matter quickly fermented. The chief Qiu may be of a higher level, a leader of the Civil Aviation Administration or the Shanghai headquarters. The key point is that sexual bribery is very common, it happens every day, but this time someone reported it and it was published.
The WeChat public number “Tianya Penke” posted an article saying, “What’s more ironic is that the beautiful woman surnamed Ni is actually a female model worker of the airline, a party member. This model worker, actually model to sleep with the leader also promised the leader perverted requirements up.”
The article discloses that after the matter was exposed by the media, the EastJet company involved did not inform the public of the decision to deal with the incident in the first place, but took public relations measures to threaten the whistleblower to delete the post.
Chen Jun, head of Today’s Questions, the first media platform to disclose the incident, told Radio Free Asia that the disclosure drew a lot of attention from public opinion. They soon received a call from a man named Kou Lingnan from the Party Work Office of the Jiangsu branch of China Eastern Airlines, demanding that the post be deleted. They even hinted that if they did not compromise, they would have difficulties running a media company in Jiangsu.
Chen Jun revealed that the relevant personnel of China Eastern Airlines even found the relevant departments in his hometown of Taizhou to put pressure on him. He said: the party officials of the Eastern Airline told him that this matter has too much influence. They said the impact is too big, did not say it is false information.
On the 22nd, the party officials found Chen Jun’s hometown Internet Information Office again to find Chen Jun, to intimidate. Chen Jun said, through this way to tell the whistleblower to delete the post, has become normalized.
It is understood that Ni Gaoping has gone to Shanghai Airport Public Security Bureau Hongqiao Airport Police Station on the 21st to report the case, saying that someone fabricated the WeChat content to make false accusations against him, which has caused serious impact on his work and life.
In fact, it has long been an open secret that officials at all levels of the Communist Party, as well as executives of state-owned enterprises, have been lascivious from top to bottom, keeping mistresses and having illegitimate children. In recent years, most of the fallen CCP officials and executives of state-owned enterprises, both men and women, have been involved in erotic affairs or sexual bribery scandals.
After the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, almost all of the officials at the provincial and ministerial level who have fallen from power have committed “adultery with another person,” which has become a high-frequency word among the charges against fallen officials. As a result, the Chinese Communist Party has been sarcastically called the “adulterous party” by the public.
According to official disclosure, 95 percent of the officials disciplined at the department and bureau levels had kept lovers, and even multiple officials shared a lover.
The land media has published an article entitled “Full of Marx and Lenin, full of prostitution! The article said, “They look like they have a full belly, sound like they have a full mouth of Marx and Lenin, but after they cut open their bellies, all they see are men and women who steal.
Yu Yunfeng, an observer, has said that it is the norm for Chinese Communist Party officials to keep mistresses. Over the years, it has become common for a large number of officials to send their mistresses and illegitimate children abroad. In fact, no official would take the initiative to declare such a thing on their own. Because of this phenomenon, it is caused by the system of the Chinese Communist Party.
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