"It’s all because of internet addiction!" A few days ago, in a feature film broadcast on-site at a special warning education conference for financial and accounting personnel in Ganyu District, Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, the original accountant Xiangqiang (a pseudonym) of the Ganyu branch of a state-owned enterprise in Jiangsu ) With tears streaming down his face, regrets too much.

  In the video, post-90s Xiang Qiang took advantage of his position to put a total of 3.86 million yuan in company cash and bank accounts into his pocket.

On February 10, the People's Court of Ganyu District sentenced him to 5 years and 6 months in prison for the crime of embezzlement, and refunded the victims' economic losses.

  Xiang Qiang, the only child who lives in Ganyu District, has excellent academic performance. After being admitted to university in 2013, he became obsessed with online games and became more and more involved.

Playing online games requires money to buy equipment. When he was in college, his parents gave him limited living expenses and he did not have the remaining money to recharge.

  At that time, the "campus loan" appeared, and the loan procedures were simple. Xiang Qiang easily got the first campus loan of 1,800 yuan and bought the first batch of game equipment.

When he was about to graduate, his debts with principal and interest amounted to 80,000 yuan, and he could not repay him and he could only ask his parents to help him pay off the loan.

At that time, Xiang Qiang assured his parents that he would never touch online games again.

  In October 2017, Xiang Qiang was hired as a cashier accountant by Ganyu branch of a state-owned enterprise in Jiangsu.

In January 2018, he started an online carnival again and focused on the public funds in his company account.

  The first time I took money from the company was in January 2018. At that time, a colleague in the business hall handed in a sales amount of 1,000 yuan for equipment. Xiang Qiang issued a receipt and put the money in a drawer.

At that time, he was tight, so he used the money to recharge online games.

The company to which it belongs has never reviewed the cash accounts.

  With his first success, Xiang Qiang's appetite grew stronger and he began to use false expenditures to withdraw public funds.

In order not to be discovered, he kept the company's cash out of the account, falsely reported the amount of water and electricity bills, and withheld the company's receivables.

In addition, he also used management loopholes to steal the Internet Banking Shield kept by the company's financial manager and misappropriate public funds through online banking transfers.

Relying on these methods, he intercepted public funds to recharge online games more than 40 times.

  Xiang Qiang not only became a "big brother" player in online game servers, embezzling public funds and squandered himself, but also loaned part of the money to classmates and friends for repayment of online loans and daily consumption.

  Since April 2019, Xiang Qiang has become a loyal fan of a young online female anchor. He has made a fictional "rich second generation" identity to reward the female anchor.

During this period, Xiang Qiang kept taking public funds in the name of various expenses.

"I can't help but brush gifts for the anchor every day. As long as I brush a gift, I feel light and light, just like drug addiction." Xiang Qiang said.

  At the beginning, Xiang Qiang was worried about being discovered by the company, and he often only consumed a few hundred to a few thousand yuan at a time.

Later, the amount of rewards for female anchors rose from several thousand yuan to tens of thousands, or even more than 100,000 yuan. In just a few months, he became the "one brother" on the top-up list in the live broadcast room.

  In less than two years, he embezzled more than 3.86 million yuan of public funds by various means.

"I know the principle of repaying debts, and I know that the company's money can't be moved, but my vanity is too strong and I can't get out of it." Xiang Qiang said.

  In July 2019, Xiang Qiang knew that the embezzlement of his position was about to be revealed, so he took the recently collected cash of 40,000 yuan and the final 60,000 yuan of public funds from the company, and fled to a remote place in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province. In the mountainous area, contact with his family and company was severed.

  The disappearance of Xiang Qiang and the shortfall in account funds finally attracted the company's attention.

On July 25, 2019, Xiang Qiang was arrested by the police in a rental house in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province.

On August 23, the Commission for Discipline Inspection of Ganyu District initiated the case and took lien measures.

On August 24, the People’s Procuratorate of Ganyu District intervened in the investigation in advance, and issued procuratorial recommendations to the company regarding the loopholes in the financial system and supervision of Xiang Qiang’s company, and put forward targeted preventive measures to urge it. Fill management loopholes.

  "It's all my fault, for failing to resist the temptation of online games, failing to control vanity." Xiang Qiang said regretfully in the video.

  Ji Yuxiang, China Youth Daily, China Youth Daily reporter Li Chao Source: China Youth Daily