China's anti-corruption efforts are intensifying as the country's top watchdog announced a rigorous investigation into political and economic corruption cases. The focus will include state-owned enterprises (SOEs), finance, energy, and other key sectors. This expansion of probes aims to address corruption at its roots, with an emphasis on preventing the conditions that allow corrupt practices to flourish. A recent documentary revealed that some former high-ranking officials utilized family members as intermediaries to conceal their corrupt dealings. The documentary is part of a broader campaign to enhance transparency and accountability within the government, reflecting a critical phase in China's pursuit of national rejuvenation. The anti-graft agency has pledged to also target those who facilitate corruption, such as bribe payers, in its ongoing efforts to eradicate corrupt practices.