在中国的腐败 - Part 3 English: A new television series showing corrupt Chinese officials making confessions has proved a hit, officials say. More than 10 disgraced figures will appear over eight episodes of Always on the Road - a reference to the government's wide-ranging crackdown on corruption in the Communist Party. The first episode featured weeping, repentant men and the controversial burial of a tortoise. It has picked up millions of viewers online since it aired on Monday. "People everywhere are talking about Always on the Road," the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, which investigates corruption and made the film with China Central Television, said in a statement. The documentary comes almost four years after President Xi Jinping promised to get tough on corruption in his party, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies". However, critics say a lack of transparency around the purge means it has been an opportunity for Mr Xi to eliminate political enemies. Three of the so-called "tigers" accused of taking bribes and abusing power appear in the first episode of the documentary: Bai Enpei, a former party boss who received a life sentence, Zhou Benshun, an ex-party chief awaiting trial, and Li Chuncheng, a former deputy party boss sentenced to 13 years in jail. The story of Zhou went beyond simple corruption, revealing the former official had buried his tortoise with religious scrolls - despite this being against the law for party officials. 中文： 官员称，一个新的表达工人腐败中国官员的电视剧已经有佳评如潮。十多名丢人的人士会出现在“Always on the Road” 八个集中 - 参考政府在共产党内的彻底严厉打击腐败。第一个集设有哭的，悔过男人而且金龟的不伦理土葬。自周一广播以来它已经受到了一百多万的观众。CCDI在声称中称“全国都讨论‘Always on the Road'"。 CCDI检查腐败而且跟中国中央电视台一起摄制了。这个纪录片来习近平主席承诺严厉打击其党内的腐败而且发誓严厉打击有权的老虎以及底下的苍蝇近四年以后。 不过批评家水周围清党的缺乏透明度意味着成为习近平主席清除政府的敌人的一个机会。 三个控诉受贿和滥用职权的所谓“老虎”在纪录片的第一集都出现了：Bai Enpai, 一位受终身监禁的原党主管，Zhou Benshun， 一位正在等审判的前党主张还有Li Chuncheng, 一位盘有期徒刑13年的原党副主张。 (Extra) Zhou的故事只不是简单的腐败，也就是暴露原官员把他的金龟跟宗教拳埋没了。尽管对于官员这是一个非法的行为。在播放中三个人都供人了，但是路透社无法接触家人或律师发现这个供人是否愿意做了。