“老虎”和“苍蝇”泛指大大小小的贪赃枉法的腐败分子。两者有着共同的特点:一是手中掌握一定公共权力或可支配社会资源并利用岗位或职务之便,为个人、亲属等他人或小集团谋取利益,将党和人民赋予的公共权力变为获取私利的工具;二是“老虎”和“苍蝇”共同认定的标准表现为其行为已经触犯和突破了法律红线,构成了违法犯罪既定事实。“老虎”和“苍蝇”的区别主要是以贪腐分子官职的大小加以界定,“老虎”一般指位高权重的腐败官员,因其地位高和权 “Tiger ” and “Flies ” refers to large and small, corrupt corrupt elements. The two have common characteristics. First, they have the power to hold public power or control their social resources and take advantage of their positions or positions. They seek benefits for individuals or small groups such as individuals and relatives, and change the public power granted by the party and the people into access Second, the standards jointly identified by the “tiger” and the “flies” have manifested their behavior as having violated and broke the red line of law and constituted the established facts of crimes and delinquency. The difference between “tiger” and “flies” is mainly defined by the size of corrupt officials, and “tiger” generally refers to high-ranking corrupt officials because of their high status and power