I heard that the photovoltaic power generation equipment installed on the roof of the village party and mass service center has been rented by a company, but there is no rent in the account. Recently, officials from the Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision of a village in Jialing Town, Xiangcheng City, Henan Province, discovered doubts during a special inspection of rural "three capital" management. The inspection team immediately reviewed the contract, checked the fund flow, and visited relevant personnel. They quickly found out the situation: the photovoltaic project was originally a collective asset of the village, but it was signed by a villager named Yan in his personal name with a new energy company. The rent of over 21000 yuan generated from January 2023 to August 2025 has also been fully deposited into Yan's personal account. Why is that? The disciplinary inspection and supervision officials found Yuan, the former secretary of the village party branch, to further understand the situation. Has a village representative meeting been convened according to regulations to discuss? ”Why hasn't the rent for village collective assets been recorded? "Faced with repeated questioning from the inspection team, Yuan confessed the truth. At the beginning of 2023, some new energy companies expressed their intention to lease. Yuan, seeing that there were not many informants, had a selfish thought: "If the rent is transferred to the village collective account, it will be difficult to pay. If the contract is signed and the rent is collected in the name of an individual, it will be convenient for subsequent withdrawals and unauthorized disposal." In the end, Yuan was expelled from the party. The rent has been fully recovered, deposited into the village collective account according to regulations, and publicly announced on the village affairs bulletin board, accepting supervision from villagers. In this case, the rent of village collective assets was hidden in private, allowing individuals to take advantage of the lack of knowledge, reflecting the indifference of village officials to the law and exposing regulatory loopholes. The "three types of capital" in rural areas are the common property of the masses, and their standardized management directly affects the vital interests of the masses. Relevant departments should strengthen guidance and supervision, standardize the operation of "small and micro power" at the village level, include every collective fund in management, educate and guide village cadres to consciously accept public supervision, and achieve transparency in income and expenditure. (New Society)