President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign is expanding its reach, now targeting officials both outside of Beijing and even those who have already retired. A data project by the South China Morning Post reveals a shift in focus for the crackdown on corruption within the Chinese government. Previously, positions in Beijing were often preferred by officials, but the campaign’s broadening scope removes that safe haven. This expansion signals that no one is immune from investigation, regardless of location or retirement status. The investigation examines how the campaign has evolved beyond its initial focus on officials within the capital. This development suggests a continuing effort to root out corruption throughout all levels of the Chinese political system, demonstrating Xi’s commitment to the initiative.