In a state-produced documentary, Li Yong, former general manager of China’s state-owned offshore oil giant CNOOC, admitted to burning the money in an attempt to hide evidence of bribery after learning a longtime business associate had been detained
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Li Yong, former general manager of CNOOC. Photo: CCTV
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