Under Bi Yuntao's lead, Zhang Mingzhi and her master went to five or six villages with ease. They found ten or twenty people, including the village chief and villagers, for interviews. When it was dark, they returned to the Fengshan County Government Guest House to stay.
Bi Yuntao got out of the car when he passed by the village and said that he would continue the interview tomorrow morning. This was a big piece of article that was going to be published in the provincial newspaper. First-hand information had to be well prepared and there had to be reliable facts.
Zhao Tiewei had been evading and did not show himself. Zhang Mingzhi didn't want her master to know that the character she was going to write was her boyfriend. That would be too boring. After visiting all the villages, he would give Zhao Tiewei an exclusive interview. This was the master's idea, and the township secretary, Wei Pingshun, also agreed. Although Zhao Tiewei was mainly praised, it was also a fact that Zhao Tiewei was under Wei Pingshun's leadership. The township party committee basically affirmed Zhao Tiewei. The dismissal was just an accident, and it was a slip of the tongue. It was just a small matter.
A draft of the interview report was quickly released. The topic was 'New College Students in the Village'. The topic was a little old, but the content was very solid. It recounted the various things that Zhao Tiewei had done to help the farmers get out of poverty. The focus was on digging wells and borrowing loans to let the farmers raise sheep to become rich. The article was similar to a long-form communication, with nearly 2,000 words.
According to the usual practice, this kind of manuscript praising advanced individuals had to be submitted to the local county-level government's publicity department for review. Otherwise, it would be a joke that the provincial newspaper had publicized and praised the local government. When the manuscript arrived at the county party committee's publicity department, Zhao Jie, the deputy section chief of the publicity department, saw the draft.
Zhao Jie knew very well what kind of political capital this article would bring to Zhao Tiewei. Zhao Tiewei's political path would definitely become smoother because of this article. When he saw the name of the intern reporter, Zhang Mingzhi, he was furious. He wanted to stop all of this from happening. He could not let Zhao Tiewei use this as a political capital for his promotion, and he could not let Zhang Mingzhi use this article to become famous. He had to find a legitimate reason. Moreover, he had to do it before the county party secretary, Jiang Mingsheng, saw the draft. If Jiang Mingsheng nodded, no reason would be a reason.
He hid in his office alone and thought hard. Until it was almost time to get off work, he still could not think of a reason to put on the table. Just thinking about it made him dizzy. He thought of his good friend Liu Dexin who worked in Fenghua County, the son of Fengshan County's propaganda minister, Liu Hailong. This kid might have inherited the characteristics of his father's publicity. He was eloquent and had a lot of ideas. He could only find his confidant to talk about these things that were not presentable.
Liu Dexin and Zhao Jie did not walk the same path. Zhao Jie was afraid of hardship, so he proposed to go to the county office as soon as he joined the work. It was his father who forced him to become an ordinary cadre in the village, but he went to the county within a few months. Liu Dexin was willing to start from the bottom. He believed that the promotion speed of the officials who started from the bottom would be faster. Most of the city and county level officials had experience from the bottom. Strictly speaking, this was also a kind of political capital. Such officials often had a smoother promotion than those who did not have the same experience. The people who promoted them were also tougher.
After Liu Dexin had a long talk with Zhao Churan, the head of the Fenghua County Party Committee Organization Department, he had completely understood that since he had embarked on the path of being an official, it was not enough to rely on the people above him. He had to be strong himself. Otherwise, when he reached the deputy department, his family connections would be used up. From then on, he had changed his frivolous appearance. He was pragmatic and did not work in vain. He worked steadily in the village. The greenhouse he was in charge of was doing very well. In addition, with the explicit hint of the county party committee's organization minister, Zhao Jie's father, he had been included in the list of deputy heads of the township. It was a pity that Zhao Tiewei only knew how to work hard and forgot to take the upper-class route. His performance was outstanding, but there was no obvious upward trend. It was not easy to find this problem. Zhang Mingzhi wrote an article and it fell into the hands of his arch-enemy, Zhao Jie. It was already a disaster.
Zhao Jie called Liu Dexin, and the two of them agreed to have a drink in Fenghua County that night. Zhao Jie asked Liu Dexin to help him think of an idea to stop Zhao Tiewei's deeds from being publicized in the newspapers.
Liu Dexin's IQ was much higher than Zhao Jie's. Zhao Jie's head was spinning, but he couldn't think of anything. Liu Dexin only read the draft once and found the fatal weakness. Liu Dexin said," This matter isn't considered a complete success before the loan has been repaid. A big disaster will kill everyone. Not only will Zhao Tiewei fail, he might even be sued."”
Zhao Jie slapped his thigh and said," Your studies have always been better than mine. It seems that your brain works much faster than mine." Today, we're not going home until we're drunk!"
Zhao Jie's reason for opposing the publication of this article was also supported by the propaganda department head of the county party committee. If this article was published in the provincial newspaper and the result was that they really couldn't repay the loan, it would be a big joke. It would make people laugh their teeth off. The head of the publicity department, Liu Hailong, officially signed his opinion on the draft of the article."The article is not bad. It's more appropriate to publish it after paying off the bank loan.”
Zhang Mingzhi could only feel helpless. The other party had already grasped Zhao Tiewei's weakness. It was a reason that could be used on the table. Without the approval of the local publicity department, her manuscript could not be published.
Zhao Tiewei was also dejected when he found out. He did not know where his meticulous arrangements had gotten stuck. However, the first person he thought of was Zhao Jie, the Deputy Section Chief of the Public Relations Department. This guy must not have played a good role.
The political career that he had just embarked on seemed bleak. If he really had to raise sheep for five years, the breeding industry in Reliance Village would definitely develop. He would definitely be either crazy or stupid. There was a high possibility that he would die in this poor land. For the first time in his life, Zhao Tiewei fell into extreme confusion. He was so depressed that he didn't even bother to speak.
When the east is not bright, the west is bright. When the north is dark, the south is bright. When God closes the door for you, he will also open a window for you. Heaven never forsakes a way out. The article had just been suppressed, and Yan Feng's investigation team came again.
The investigation team looked for the village chief of Xiaoqiao Village, Wang Changfu, and the village chief of Dajing Village, Jin Youcai. The main point was that the elder of Half Mountain Village, Uncle Han, and the other seven or eight village chiefs finally figured out the truth. It was Li Chunxiang, the village cadre, who told the village chief of Xiaoqiao, Wang Changfu, about Zhao Tiewei's dismissal after Wang Changfu asked her about it. After Zhao Tiewei was dismissed, he did not leave the dormitory for two hours. Lunch was prepared by Li Chunxiang from the canteen and sent to the dormitory. At this time, hundreds of villagers had already arrived at the gate of the county government. It had nothing to do with Zhao Tiewei.
This investigation revealed that Zhao Tiewei had a solid foundation among the masses. The few beautiful things he did not only touched the people of the City Discipline Inspection Committee, but even the county party secretary Jiang Mingsheng, who personally participated in the investigation, felt that the younger generation was formidable. He was really a talent. He immediately looked for He Min, the head of the organization department of the county party committee, and asked her to conduct an organization assessment on Zhao Tiewei. He was prepared to list him as the candidate for the deputy head of the township in this change of township cadre. He would be able to take charge of the entire township's breeding industry in a down-to-earth manner. If he succeeded, he would be able to do a pilot project in the entire county.
The wind and clouds suddenly changed. When Zhao Jie heard that Zhao Tiewei was included in the list of deputy township heads, he was already powerless to change the situation.
Zhao Tiewei came in first with the highest number of votes. He was officially the deputy head of Kaoshan Village and was in charge of the entire village's breeding industry, forest industry, and a few other unimportant departments. Zhao Tiewei's appointment as a deputy section chief was two months later than Zhao Jie's. Zhao Jie relied on his "official department" while Zhao Tiewei relied on his performance. But from then on, he knew the importance of the official system. He had to be tough on both hands. His connections were included in Zhao Tiewei's focus. His grandfather, who was a great businessman, had once told him that one incense stick would usually take up one temple. Now, he seemed to have just realized that even if you did well, someone had to speak up for you. Jiang Mingsheng's words made him save a lot of effort.
This time, Li Chunxiang was also exposed during the investigation. Because she leaked the news of Zhao Tiewei's dismissal to Wang Changfu, the village chief of Xiaoqiao Village, it triggered a group interview. Secretary Wei Pingshun saw her as a thorn in his side. He randomly found an excuse to be sent to Xiaoqiao Village, which was far away in the mountains, as a resident cadre. Faced with this obvious revenge, Zhao Tiewei pleaded for Li Chunxiang several times but was rejected by Wei Pingshun. Zhao Tiewei, who was ranked last in the township team, was also helpless.
Yan Feng, the secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, saw the investigation report of the Municipal Discipline Inspection Committee and left a deep impression on Zhao Tiewei. Zheng Da's chief only regretted that he had not helped Zhao Tiewei enough. He felt sorry for the old governor, Qian Hongtao. However, he kept this in mind and would lend a helping hand when the time was right.
Zhao Tiewei became the deputy head of the village as he wished. This was something he had earned with his hard work, unlike Zhao Jie who had only gotten the position of deputy head with a few articles and a strong relationship. Zhao Tiewei was prepared to do something big and strive for a broader platform.
Zhao Tiewei had left some clothes, books, and other miscellaneous items at Old Uncle Han's house. Old Uncle Han and the villagers were all waiting for Zhao Tiewei. They wanted to treat him to a drink and a meal to send him off, and Zhao Tiewei agreed. When Zhao Tiewei arrived at Old Uncle Han's house, it was already past six in the evening.
The villagers spontaneously came to Old Han's house with vegetables and wine. He sent Zhao Tiewei off. When they were halfway through drinking, Han Mangui, a big sheep farmer in the village, ran in and shouted,""I can't live! Something big has happened!"
A shout led to the biggest theft case that had not happened in the village for decades.
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