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British newspaper: China's anti-corruption campaign led to the price reduction of moon cakes.

The Financial Times website reported on September 3 rd that the era of austerity has eclipsed moon cakes (reporter Patty Waldmeier from Shanghai)

What is the next goal of Beijing's anti-corruption campaign? China hands all over the world are currently observing details such as tea powder (a western divination method, which predicts fate through the shape of tea powder left in a cup-this newspaper note), but I choose to observe the price tag of moon cakes in local supermarkets. I found that the new era of austerity led to a sharp drop in the price of moon cakes.

Will all this bring about a China with frugality as the new fashion? It's too early to draw a conclusion. However, the price of moon cakes does not lie: corrupt industries are struggling.