Eight years ago, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Xi Jinping suggested problems were eminent for party officials who choose to become “naked officials.” He was referring to those who send their spouses, children, and money abroad to make it easier to “jump ship” whenever they want to. Just recently, the CCP media reiterated Xi’s words criticizing party officials for being physically in China, but mentally abroad. To draw attention to this matter, the CCP Central Discipline Inspection Commission recently quoted an article published in the Study Times telling the story of three “naked officials” and suggesting there are more. The first was Cao Jianliao, the former vice mayor of Guangzhou city. He used his position to collect more than $12 million in bribes and obtain Hong Kong and Macao resident cards for himself and his family. The second was Wen Min, the former director of the National Defense Science …