TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN THE ACCESS TO THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IN CHINA
This article discusses some of the features of anti-corruption policy of Russia and China in the process of modernization of society and the state. It is shown that after the November 2012 XVIII Congress of the Communist Party of China, the fight against corruption has been declared the main domestic task, the success of which will depend on the decision, according to leaders of the party and the state, saving power in the hands of the CCP. Therefore, the Chinese anti-corruption strategy is focused on the prevalence of criminal prosecution and the use of repressive measures of influence. The author believes that, despite the differences in the anti-corruption policy of the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China, in the legal practice of these countries have similar points of its implementation. In particular, in both countries, due attention is paid to public information activities that contribute to non-tolerance of corruption.