The first country is China. In fact, the country where embezzlers are executed the most in the world is China (Biao). The Chinese government is really concerned about the corruption that is growing so quickly and determining its law. There are over a hundred people who work for the government being executed in China (“China Executes Corrupt Officials of Hangzhou and Suzhou”). For example, Wu Ying, the sixth richest woman in China in 2006, was sentenced to death for illegal fundraising (Rapoza). The other embezzler is Liu Zhijun. Liu Zhijun, former Minister of Railways, was sentenced to death for corruption and abuse of power (Kaiman). He received £6 million and helped eleven people win contracts. Subsequently, a former vice mayor of Hangzhou and vice mayor of Suzhou were sentenced to death for stealing $46 million (“China Executes Corrupt Officials of Hangzhou and Suzhou”). Other high-ranking officers have also been sanctioned, such as a former boss of the country's main nuclear company ("China executes corrupt Hangzhou and Suzhou officials"). By actively punishing embezzlers with capital punishment, China's score on the Corruption Perception Index increased by one point between 2012 and 2013 (Transparency International). The second country is Vietnam. The director of the Vietnamese Development Bank was sanctioned after confirming fake loans of $89 million (McCoy). In addition, the Bac