Anti-corruption inspections resonate with public

Nearly 96 percent of respondents to a survey supported the central government's decision to send inspectors across the country to uncover acts of corruption.

Roughly 211,272 netizens participated in the survey initiated last week by China Youth Daily and Tencent.com, the operator of WeChat, a popular instant messaging and voicemail service in China.

A majority of netizens said they expected the inspection work to be enhanced by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China, the country's top anti-graft watchdog.