Li Chunliang, who spent decades in the Communist Party’s powerful personnel department before moving to the forestry administration, was convicted of accepting more than $12 million in illicit payments
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A Chinese court on Wednesday sentenced Li Chunliang, a former deputy head of the National Forestry and Grassland Administration and a veteran official in the Communist Party’s personnel apparatus, to life in prison for bribery.
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