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Follow us on TWITTER:   / cnforbiddennews   Like us on FACEBOOK:   / chinaforbiddennews   Recently, the muckraking China Economic Times' "department of investigation" was dissolved. Wang Keqin, head of the department and "Number One muckraking reporter of China" was suspended. On his micro-blog, Wang said, "When a regime begins to gag, if it is not stopped, its next step will be to silence people!" Qian Gang, director of media research at University of Hong Kong, was the first to break the news of Wang being purged on his micro-blog. He said that according to a friend at China Economic Times, a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) cadre well-experienced in political struggles, had arrived at the newspaper headquarters and started the purge. On his micro-blog, Wang expressed his feelings with the famous words at the entrance of Dachau Concentration Camp: "When a regime begins to burn books, if it is not stopped, its next step will be to burn people! When the regime begins to gag, if it is not stopped, its next step will be to silence people! " Deutsche Welle reported that Wang confirmed to reporters that the investigation department was dissolved, but he was not certain about his own future. The CCP secretary within the newspaper's headquarters told him that being a veteran CCP member, he must "obey the organization and listen to the party." Beijing constitutional scholar Chen Yongmiao said that the director and former editor of the newspaper Bao Yueyang had always supported Wang. However, after the "Shanxi Vaccine Chaos" investigation, Bao was transferred and other top managers of the newspaper wanted to oust Wang, as they fear the risks of his investigative reports. Chen Yongmiao: I think that he actually has done a lot of rights protection activities. For example, Wang was named one of the top ten rights activists in 2004. But more significantly is that rather than promoting political reforms, he has achieved a tremendous development of the human rights movement. " Columnist Yang Qinheng said that Wang is good at in-depth investigations. Thanks to Wang, he learned the existence of "China Economic Times." Yang Qinheng: He dug out much significant news. He can be called China's top investigative reporter. Naturally, he has become a thorn for some people." A senior media analyst Zan Aizong thinks that in terms of political risks and economic benefits of a newspaper agency, conducting rights activities and muckraking are not as worthwhile as praising the authorities. Zan Aizong: Because investigative reporting exposes the social corruption, some local governments will complain. And the cost is very high. For an incident investigative report, you have to dispatch two or three reporters. It costs RMB 20,000 - 30,000. If you use the same space to publicize a business or to promote a local government, the government will pay for the articles. Wang and his "department of investigation" are well-known for in-depth exposure of shady social events. Wang had written "A Stock Market Black Box", "Monopoly Taxi Industry", "The Truth about AIDS", "Qian Yunhui Crushed to Death ", and "Shanxi Vaccine Case." Such sensational reports angered many officials and local forces. Wang was nominated by the Chinese media organizations as "Chinese media elite" and "Eight powerful reporters". He was also elected as "Man of the year" by Esquire in 2010. He is also considered playing a significant and positive role in China's economic management. NTD reporters Qin Xue and Bo Ni 《神韵》2011世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/