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“We’ve bribed the examsupervisors, paying eachone 20,000 yuan. Theywill make everything gosmooth during the exams,”Li Feng， ateacher h-om No.2 High School inDancbeng， Henan Province, told underco
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“We’ve bribed the examsupervisors, paying eachone 20,000 yuan. Theywill make everything gosmooth during the exams,”Li Feng， ateacher h-om No.2 High School inDancbeng， Henan Province, told undercover reporters from China Central Television(CCTV), the country’s largest state-ownedTV station.
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