Chronicle of the Downfall of Gangs: Tracking Major Crimes in China

The vigorous Chongqing anti-gang operation shows that as a chronic disease of human society that has existed for a long time, the underworld has never really left us. When several gangsters were taken to the trial stand in Chongqing, we seemed to have a vague glimpse of part of the truth of a hidden world. How can a socialist country still have soil for underworld organizations to breed and spread? This is a common doubt among the public. The United Nations defines organized crime as mafia crime. The underworld gangs shown to us in the Chongqing anti-gang operation are no longer the ax gangs with simple organizational forms in the movies. They usually appear in the legal name of "company" and have government officials as their protective umbrella. In recent years, the evolution of gang organizations in China has marked that gangs have evolved from the initial street killings to a more advanced stage, and their harm has become increasingly severe. There is a long way to go to crack down on organized crime and eradicate evil.