No booze, no bouquets: China tightens frugal code for officials


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BEIJING: No booze, no banquets, no bouquets. China has barred alcohol, luxury dishes, and cigarettes from official meals, part of a sweeping crackdown on extravagance in public life.

Government cars must forgo flashy upgrades, and meeting rooms must be free of ornamental plants and fancy backdrops.

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