北京六里桥地带交通便利,但高层建筑较少,因此,在其东北角,一座于近两年崛起的椭圆形大楼便格外引人注目。在阳光下熠熠闪光的全封闭蓝色玻璃幕墙,从北京公主坟一带便可望见。从建筑工地的标牌上可以看出,这座楼是正在建设中的水利部水利调度综合楼。外行看热闹,内行看门道。因为工作原因而常到水利部办事的审计署农业审计司的同志们也注意上了这座与水利部相距不远的大楼:这样一座高楼是用来搞水利调度的吗?大楼的建设资金又从哪里来?当接到对水利部1998年中央预算执行情况进行审计的任务时,审计人员便将这座大楼当做了一个重要目标。请看《中国审计报》记者孔凡青深入采访后披露—— The Liuliqiao area of ​​Beijing is easily accessible, but there are fewer high-rise buildings, so an oval building that has risen in nearly two years is especially noteworthy at its northeast corner. The fully enclosed blue glass curtain shining in the sun can be seen from the area along the Gongzhufen in Beijing. As can be seen from the signs on the construction site, this building is under construction in the Ministry of Water Resources water conservancy scheduling building. Lay watching busy, experts watched the door. Comrades of the Agricultural Audit Division of the Audit Commission who work for the Ministry of Water Resources due to work reasons also pay attention to the building not far from the Ministry of Water Resources: is this a high-rise building used for water conservancy? Where did it come from? Auditors took this building an important goal when it came to the task of auditing the central budget implementation of the Ministry of Water Resources in 1998. See “China Auditor” reporter Kong Fanqing in-depth disclosure after the interview -