1. 受贿：40. 实行领导 exercise leadership | 41. 受贿 take bribes | 42. 树立形象 build image
2. 贪赃/受贿：2:money laundering洗钱 | 3: take bribes贪赃/受贿 | 4: in good spirits精神饱满
3. 贪赃：take blood ==> 采血 | take bribes ==> 贪赃 | take bribes and bend the law ==> 贪赃枉法
4. 收红包：造诣很高:an accomplished one; erudite | 收红包:on the take; take bribes; graft; corruption | 人治:government of men
1. China's Criminal Law defines bribes as cash or properties officials take in exchange for asked favors abusing their power.
2. He said top officials are not the only ones who take bribes, while not all officials whose close relatives are abroad become corrupt.
3. Crooked officials often take bribes through companies run by the family in order to relocate their " dirty " money.
4. The newspaper said Zhang didn't dare take any bribes when he first came into a powerful position.
5. Nobody should use public money to give gifts or hold feasts, and no one is allowed to take bribes as gifts.
6. They will by no means be allowed to abuse power for personal gains, take bribes or bend the law.
7. Song said law enforcement authorities often hand out much more lenient punishment to those who offer bribes than those who take them.
8. A small number of police even take bribes and abuse power for release on parole or medical parole.
9. Many argue that such light punishment for this crime actually encourages more wannabe corrupt officials to take bribes or embezzle public funds.
10. Some corrupt officials overseeing consturction matters take bribes from contractors, which results in ramshackle buildings in many parts of the country.