【新唐人2014年05月10日讯】日前传出，中国“国家电网公司”总经理助理、现任全国政协委员的朱长林，被带走调查的消息，舆论关注朱案背后所折射的深层权力斗争。有分析说，这代表中共当局的“电力反腐”，首次由地方电网层面，上升到国家电网层面，打击对像也得到了进一步的延拓。那么，在朱长林被带走后，还有谁在颤抖呢？一起来看看报导。
今年55岁的朱长林，去年调任华北电网，担任华北分部主任和党委书记，同时兼任“国家电网公司”总经理助理一职。
5月7号，大陆《财新网》报导了朱长林被带走调查的消息。报导说，曾主持四川电力工作长达7年的朱长林，与已经落马的四川省原省委副书记李春城，以及四川省原副省长郭永祥都有交集。而李春城和郭永祥都是前中共政法委书记周永康的心腹。
当天，《华夏能源网 》刊发系列文章“颤抖的国家电网二”，其中提到﹕朱长林是4月17号后，中共审计署入驻“国家电网”后，国家电网系统被纪检部门调查的第一位高管。文章发问，朱长林之后，“还有谁在颤抖呢？”
旅美中国问题评论人士李善鉴 ：“一直有讲他（朱长林）跟山东鲁能集团，跟曾庆红的儿子曾伟有不法交易。现在（朱）下马被抓出来，肯定跟提拔他上去的，他所属的政治集团，要说没有关系，这是不可能的。从现在报导的情况来看，这个事情针对曾庆红的可能性是比较大的。”
北京时政观察人士华颇：“能源系统来讲，比如石油系统，主要是周永康。水电系统，和李鹏逃不脱干系。我想和土地乱七八糟的，和曾庆红也脱不了干系。要知道2006年，曾庆红视察长江三峡，曾经宣布分20年，每年给那些移民几千块钱，他为什么这么做呢？肯定在里边有些利益、关联。”
4月30号，中共官媒《人民网》声称，从4月17号开始，国家审计署从5个特派办，派出数百人进驻“电网公司”，针对董事长刘振亚进行审计。
刘振亚曾被媒体曝光，通过“山东鲁能事件”，向前中共政治局常委、江派二号人物曾庆红家族，输送上百亿资产。刘振亚被视为曾庆红的亲信。
美国《大纪元》新闻网引述中国问题专家周晓辉的分析，报导说：朱长林与刘振亚有交集，朱升迁到北京，获得了刘的支持。如今朱长林被调查，不仅能挖到涉及周永康家族的贪腐黑幕，也能挖到刘振亚是如何给曾庆红家族输送利益的内情。
李善鉴 ：“掌握中国经济实体的实际权力的这些人，因为各种各样的问题，被清理掉了。这是共产党面临的一个重要危机。因为贪腐这个事情，他处理的话，这些人都清空了，如果他不抓的话，那这些人确实在给中国国家经济造成巨大损失。而且更重要的是这些人在中共政治集团你死我活的斗争中，他都会起作用的。”
在朱长林案曝光之前，广东“电网公司”原总经理吴周春、国家能源局核电司司长郝卫平、宁夏电力公司银川市供电局局长马林国已相继下马。
河南《郑州晚报》认为，朱长林案显示电力系统反腐，已从地方提升到国家层面。
旅美中国社会问题研究人士张健:“ 在去年，（中纪委）最主要的精力放在石油系统，对以周永康家族控制的石油帮进行大面积整肃。今年风头一转，就到了电力系统。中纪委对电力系统的全面整肃，其最根本原因也并非是电力系统的贪污腐败。因为中国的腐败系统，在国有资源控制下，太多太多了。”
5月4号，《财新网》发表报导“李春城四川沉浮录”。其中点明﹕一个“重大涉黑贪腐集团系列案”，正逐步完成立案调查阶段工作，更多案情真相将渐次浮出水面，为日后升级埋下伏笔。
5月1号，《人民网》转发北京《京华时报 》文章——“李春城被双开标志串案收官”。文章暗示，李春城背后的“大老虎”周永康，不是终极目标。
采访/朱智善 编辑/王子琦 后制/萧宇
Zhu Changlin Sacked, Who’s Next?
Zhu Changlin, Assistant General Manager of the State Grid
Corporation of China and member of the CPPCC National
Committee, was recently investigated, creating public
concern for the power struggle behind it.
Analysis say it shows that the Chinese Communist Party
(CCP) anti-corruption campaign has expanded from the
local level to the state level in the power system.
Now Zhu is sacked, who else is next?
Let’s see the report.
55 year-old Zhu Changlin was transferred to be director
and party secretary of the North China Grid in 2013.
He also serves as the assistant general manager
at the National Grid of China Corporation.
Mainland media Caixin reported that Zhu was investigated
on May 7.
The report says Zhu, head of the power system in Sichuan
for 7 years, had close ties with sacked former provincial
deputy secretary Li Chuncheng and sacked former deputy
provincial governor Guo Yongxiang, also from Sichuan.
Those two were both confidants of former secretary of
the Politics and Law Committee Zhou Yongkang.
When Sinoergy.com published the article “Trembling State
Grid", it mentioned that Zhu is the first high executive in the
state power system to be investigated by the discipline
inspection department since April 17.
This is when the CCP Audit Commission
came to the State Grid.
Li Shanjian, China affairs commentator in the U.S.: “There
are rumors that Zhu had illegal payments with Shandong
Luneng Group and Zeng Qinghong’s son Zeng Wei.
Zhu was arrested, certainly related to the political group
he is in and to whoever promoted him.
It’s impossible for it not to have a connection to
this group of people.
Based on the reports so far, the case is highly likely
to be targeting Zeng Qinghong."
Hua Po, Beijing politics watcher: “Zhou Yongkang is the
major target in the oil system.
For the water system, Li Peng can’t be excluded. I think,
for soil and so on, it’s also related to Zeng Qinghong.
Zeng visited the Three Gorges at the Yangtze River in
2006, and promised to give thousands yuan every year
for 20 years to each person who moved away.
Why did he do that? There must be interest involved."
CCP mouthpiece People’s Daily reported on April 30, saying
the state audit commission dispatched hundreds of staff from
5 special offices to the grid company from April 17, to target
auditing Liu Zhenya, the chairman of the company.
Media revealed that Liu offered tens of billions of yuan to
former Politburo Standing Committee member Zeng
Qinghong’s family through the Shandong Luneng incident.
Liu was Zeng’s trusted aide.
U.S. based Epoch Times newspaper quoted analysis
from China issues expert Liu Xiaohui.
The report says Zhu and Liu had close ties. Under Liu’s
support, Zhu was promoted to work in Beijing.
Zhu is now investigated, not only leading to more
corruption insider stories of Zhou Yongkang’s family,
but also leading to more insider stories of how Liu
transferred benefits to Zeng Qinghong’s family.
Li Shanjian: “Those controlling the power of China’s
economic entities have been cleaned out for different reasons.
The CCP is facing a significant crisis, because if it deals
with corruption, all the people would be gone.
If it doesn’t arrest those people, they indeed cause
huge losses to China’s economy.
What’s more important is that those people can influence
the power struggle of the CCP."
Before Zhu’s downfall, three other officials in the power
system were sacked.
These included Wu Zhouchun, general manager of
Guangdong Grid Corporation; Hao Weiping,
director of the Nuclear Power Division of the National
Energy Administration, and; Ma Linguo, director of
the power supply bureau in Yinchuan City of Ningxia
Autonomous Region.
State-run Zhengzhou Evening News in Henan Province says
Zhu’s case shows the anti-corruption campaign in the power
system has already been raised to the state level.
Zhang Jian, China social issues researcher in the U.S. said:
“The anti-corruption campaign last year focused on rectifying
the oil system controlled by Zhou Yongkang’s family.
The focus transferred to the power system this year.
The corruption in the power system is not the fundamental
issue, because China’s corruption system is too rampant
as the state owns the resources."
Caixin published an article “Record of Li Chuncheng’s
Path in Sichuan" on May 4.
This pointed out that the central CCP are completing the
investigations of a series of major cases involving mafia
and corruption.
More truths about the cases will surface in the future.
The People’s Daily reproduced an article from Beijing Times
on May 1 titled “The Dismissal of Li Chuncheng Wraps Up
the Series of Cases".
This gives a hint that Zhou Yongkang who is supporting
behind Li is not the CCP’s final target.
Interview/Zhu Zhishan Edit/Wang Ziqi Post-Production/Xiao Yu
