120字关于行贿和中国行贿的英语作文

120字关于行贿和中国行贿的英语作文Bribery Is Bad and Really Unfair
What is bribery? Bribery is when someone gives money or a gift to someone else so that the other person will do something bad or illegal for them. It's kind of like cheating, but worse because it can really hurt people.
I first learned about bribery when my big brother Tim told me about how some companies in China have paid bribes to government officials. He said they do it to get special favors or to win big contracts even if their company isn't the best one. That doesn't seem fair at all! The best companies should get the big jobs, not the ones who just pay people under the table.
Bribery is totally against the rules in China and in most countries actually. The Chinese government has tried really hard to stop it from happening by making strict laws and punishing people who get caught taking bribes. But some greedy people still do it anyway because they want to get rich quick.
My brother said one reason bribery is such a big problem in China is because things used to be really different there before the economy opened up. Back in the day, everyone worked for the government and there wasn't much private business. So
some officials got used to taking little bribes from regular people to do their jobs or get things done faster. It was seen as just a way of life by some.
But now that China has become such an economic powerhouse with so many big companies, those small bribes have turned into huge amounts of money changing hands illegally. Corrupt business leaders pay corrupt government leaders millions or even billions of dollars to rig bids, avoid regulations, or get tax breaks they don't deserve. It's a rigged game and the people who play fair never win.
That's just not right in my book. Everyone should have an equal opportunity and may the best company win, not the richest crooks! When someone takes a bribe, they are basically stealing from the people and companies who play by the rules. They are cheating the whole system for their own greedy benefit.
And bribery doesn't just happen with businesses and governments. It can happen anywhere there are people in power who are dishonest. Like if a teacher took a bribe from a student's parents to give them better grades, that would be so unfair to the kids who studied hard and earned their good marks. Or if a coach took money to let a bad player on the team instead of the most talented kids. That's just wrong on so many levels!
Bribery undermines the whole idea of fairness and meritocracy that society is supposed to be based on. It lets the dishonest people get ahead while punishing those who work hard and play fair. If everyone was constantly cheating and cutting corners, why even have rules at all? We'd live in total chaos!
That's why bribery has to be taken so seriously and stamped out wherever it exists. The punishments for bribery in China and elsewhere are getting much stricter, with heavy fines and even jail time for the worst offenders. Government inspectors and watchdog groups are working hard to catch the corrupt officials and business people. They have special hotlines to report bribery and use high-tech forensic tools to follow the trail of dirty money.
I really hope all their efforts work, because a world full of bribery and corruption is a world I wouldn't want to grow up in. Can you imagine how horrible it would be if you had to pay bribes for literally everything? To get into a good school, get a job, see a doctor, or even just get basic services that should be your rights as a citizen? That would be a nightmare!
Instead, I want to live in a fair society where everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed through hard work, talent and
playing by the rules. Where businesses compete on who has the best products and services, not who has the fattest bribery budgets. Where government officials are honest public servants, not con artists shaking down people and companies for personal gain.
A corruption-free world is possible, but it will take everyone doing their part to report bribery when they see it and refusing to participate even if it means losing out on something in the short term. In the long run, sluggish economies and dictatorships are the biggest price societies pay for tolerating systemic bribery and graft.
So I hope China's continuing crackdown on bribery is successful and becomes a model for other nations too. Bribery might seem tempting for individuals looking to get ahead, but it's destructive cancer that rots societies from the inside out. We have to prioritize ethics, justice and fairness while creating robust systems to detect and punish bribery wherever it exists.
Maybe I'm just an idealistic kid, but I really believe the world can overcome bribery through a combination of toughlaw enforcement and a re-commitment to integrity at all levels. Because a fair world free of corruption is the only world that will let everyone unleash their full potential and thrive. Bribery。