Key facts
- Xiao Rui, son of former Wuhan Supervisory Commission member Xiao Jun, was convicted of money laundering in Hong Kong.
- The conviction includes four counts of money laundering and one count of using copies of false instruments.
A Hong Kong court convicted Xiao Rui, son of former Wuhan Supervisory Commission member Xiao Jun, of four counts of money laundering and one count of using false instruments. He laundered over HK$64 million and accepted HK$4.72 million in bribes on behalf of his father.

The conviction of a former official's son for money laundering in Hong Kong sheds light on illicit fund flows from mainland China and underscores the city's role in such networks.
A Hong Kong court has convicted Xiao Rui, the 37-year-old son of former Wuhan Supervisory Commission member Xiao Jun, of money laundering. The District Court found Xiao Rui guilty of four counts of money laundering and one count of using copies of false instruments. The court determined that Xiao Rui laundered more than HK$64 million ($8.16 million) and accepted HK$4.72 million in bribes on behalf of his father. The case highlights how illicit funds from mainland China are channeled through underground networks into Hong Kong's financial system.