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victim of the corruption crackdown

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Why?

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Xi does seem to have even more control of the government now and he also issued a law that allowed him to rule for an unlimited duration.

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Rumors has it that many of the high government officials eliminated from office during the campaign are the political rivals and opponents of Xi, and the lower ranked officials are the helpers of those high officials. There is no debate that some of those officials have been involved in some levels of corruptions. However, they are likely not the only ones, and those close to Xi and perhaps even Xi himself have been caught in scandals.
Many believe that the anti-corruption campaign was simply a way for Xi to further his dominance in the government and not necessarily for the greater good of fighting corruption.

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Did Xi's campaign actually eliminate corruption?

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Did Xi's campaign actually eliminate corruption?

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Is corruption still a present threat to China after the Anti-Corruption campaign?

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Under the leadership of Xi, China began its biggest anti-crime movement ever, firing and imprisoning countless high officials, and low ranking civil workers.

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A business man has money but his company lacks opportunity, while a government official controls these government related business opportunities, but is living off salary.

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During China's transformation, led by Deng Xiaoping, to a "socialist market economy," the economy was weak and prone to corruption

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definition: the use of public office for personal gain 

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definition: the use of public office for personal gain 