Many on China's social-media services aren't persuaded by the argument. Said one Sina Weibo user: 'If you didn't do anything wrong, you won't be afraid of the devils looking for you. there must be some problems. They should be investigated!'

很多中国社交媒体用户并不为这番言论所动。一位新浪微博用户说：不做亏心事，不怕鬼敲门，一定是有问题，这些问题应该被调查！

The tensions represent the delicate balancing act China's leaders face as worries about corruption's rise. Apparently sensitive to public opinion, some corners of Chinese officialdom have tiptoed toward greater openness. But the moves have been low-level and modest at best, and the party apparatus has cautioned that the same sorts of disclosure that leaders in the U.S. and other nations are required to make could be years away. Amid this balancing act, Internet watchdogs can offer a disruptive push.

这种关系紧张的状态反映出随着外界对贪腐问题的担忧日渐升级，中国领导人试图维系的一种微妙平衡。中国官场的某些角落已经悄悄地加大了对外界开放的程度，这显然是对舆论非常敏感的表现。但步子还是迈得太小，充其量只能算是小步走。中共已经表示，像美国等国家领导人必须做到的那种信息披露程度在中国可能还要好几年才能实现。在政府试图维系这种平衡的背景下，网络监督可以起到一种推动作用。

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