The Ma Xingrui case was officially announced today. Following Zhang Youxia and He Weidong, he is the third member of the Central Politburo to fall since the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, significantly raising the incidence rate among committee members. It can truly be called a high-risk position. This time, in the announcement regarding Ma, even the term "comrade" was omitted. Unlike previous corruption cases, Ma's wife did something remarkable: she gifted insurance policies from Hong Kong and other foreign places to the wives and children of many leaders, ranging from a few million to tens of millions or even more. The breadth of involvement and the number of people implicated are beyond imagination. Both the givers and the recipients seemingly did not consider this bribery. However, for some, what is most feared is this kind of connection or alliance, far more terrifying than simple corruption. This is likely one of the reasons why the Ma case was not made public for so long. The "post-military" or so-called "Shandong faction" has reached a turning point due to the Ma case.