The "Naked" and "Quasi-Naked" Official Bans
China enforces a strict anti-corruption policy targeting what it colloquially calls "naked officials" (luoguan)—officials whose spouses and children have permanently settled, acquired foreign citizenship, or obtained green cards abroad.
Career Restrictions: Naked officials are legally barred from promotions to key leadership positions and are often demoted or forced into early retirement.
The "Quasi-Naked" Crackdown: Beijing expanded these restrictions to cover "quasi-naked" officials. These are public servants whose spouses remain in China, but whose children are studying or living abroad. These employees face heightened surveillance, mandatory asset declarations, and strict career caps.
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