The Spring Festival is approaching, despite the gift industry feeling the impact of the new policy, the sales of a new product called "gift list" is flourishing.
China's anti-corruption campaign is cited as one of major factors dragging down growth in its luxury goods market. Growth is expected to cool in 2013.
Senior Party and government officials from 22 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions have returned government cars and left houses that were illegally occupied.
The anti-corruption authorities in Central China's Hubei province have taken back 712 homes that were illegally occupied by local officials.
Civil servants in Hunan province are being required to abide by a new regulation restricting the extravagance of various ceremonies.
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