If you are a national employee, accepting someone else's shopping card is equivalent to accepting bribes. 1000 yuan is not up to the level of criminal offence, but if the circumstances are serious, it will still be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than 2 years or criminal detention; Even if the circumstances are minor, the unit to which they belong or the competent authority at a higher level will give them administrative sanctions as appropriate. Therefore, it is suggested that national staff should be honest and not accept other people's property.
So is it a criminal offence to accept someone else's 1000 gift card? This is a violation of discipline, not a criminal offence.
Corruption and bribery refers to embezzlement, misappropriation of public funds as personal assets or promotion of personal assets by damaging public assets, which belongs to corruption; Bribery refers to the relevant person in charge of enterprises and institutions using their own authority to accept other people's property. Punishing the crime of corruption and bribery is the focus of China's anti-corruption struggle at this stage. The crime of corruption and bribery is listed as a special chapter in the specific provisions of criminal law. As an independent category of charges, it is of positive significance to strengthen the construction of a clean government in the country, highlight the key points of anti-corruption and effectively curb duty crimes. I hope the above content can help you. If you have any other questions, you can consult a professional lawyer.
Legal basis:
Criminal law of the people's Republic of China
Article 385 Any state functionary who takes advantage of his position to extort money or property from others, or illegally accepts money or property from others to seek benefits for others, is guilty of accepting bribes.
State functionaries who, in violation of state regulations, accept kickbacks and handling fees in various names in economic exchanges and own them personally shall be punished as accepting bribes.