Qiming 1158

Chapter 1556 I was bitten by a snake for ten years and I was afraid of the rope

At the meeting, the main leaders of the province took turns giving lectures, and made demands that the chief executives of the government at all levels strictly abide by the laws and regulations and not violate the laws.

That is, it is absolutely not allowed to touch any affairs related to the armed forces, or even have any contacts with the heads of the armed departments.

It can't be done in public or in private. Family marriage issues must also be completely separated. Seven aunts and eight aunts, etc., whoever finds any relationship with the person in charge of the armed department will be severely punished.

At the meeting, the provincial counselor and political affairs officer Wang Hongjin made a clear request, requiring the chief executive and the relevant personnel of the armed department to reach the level of "old and dead".

Unless there is a clear order from the competent authorities of the Central Capital, and cooperation between the two parties is required, then there is no way, but other than that, we must find ways to avoid contact with each other.

Only by staying away from each other can we truly prevent such incidents from happening again.

Anyway, I don't know if other people are afraid or not. Wang Hongjin was so frightened that his hair stood up. He couldn't imagine what kind of reckoning he and Shandong officials would encounter if Su Yonglin lost a hair in Shandong.

Now that Su Yonglin is intact, the officialdom in Shandong is only rectified. If Su Yonglin is injured because of this, he does not dare to imagine what will happen.

Looking at Kong Maojie, who came to Shandong to lead the trial from Zhongdu, who was full of evil and had nowhere to vent, he knew that if there was something wrong with Su Yonglin, it would not be a rectification, but a major purge.

Although Yu Liangzhe, director of the Shandong Restoration Association, did not make such outrageous demands, he also put forward at the plenary meeting of the Restoration Association that there should be a clear sense of distance between the Restoration Association cadres in other departments of the Restoration Association and the military and armed departments.

It is best not to have any contacts between individuals and families on both sides. Military cadres must obey the direct command of the Central Military Department, and should not be restricted by any local forces. No local cadres should be involved, otherwise, the consequences will be at your own risk.

Yu Liangzhe himself has also made it clear that unless there is a clear order from the Ministry of Military Affairs, he will not have any interference with the military department within the Renaissance organization.

In addition, regarding the handling of the new department, the Ministry of Public Security, because of the issue of armed forces, the province has also made clear requirements for administrative officials at all levels.

That is to cooperate fully with the work, but do not interfere in any way except for the work of limited content, and it is best not to have any contacts with the officials of the Ministry of Public Safety, so as not to clarify the problem in the end.

Once bitten by a snake for ten years, I am afraid that the rope will be tied.

As for the Central Capital, although Su Yonglin has not returned for the time being and cannot make any decisions, the military department has also held several meetings under the organization of leaders such as Xin Qiji to comprehensively reflect on the incident.

They fully realized the danger of this matter, and realized that although they have sufficient control over the regular army, the danger contained in the militia system is also not small.

In the absence of regular army intervention, the militia system also has a strong deterrent force. Compared with some unorganized and trained armed groups, organized and trained militia is the strongest force.

Therefore, the Central Capital decided to change the militia's command system to a certain extent and make more restrictions. In particular, it must be stated that without the clear instructions of the Central Capital Military Department, no one can mobilize the militia system. and combat instructions.

Xin Qiji agreed with this suggestion, so he planned to discuss this matter with Su Yonglin after he returned.

The nature of this incident is too bad, no one dares to be tender, and no one is willing to be tender.

If it weren't for the express stipulation of the Ming Law, Kong Maojie, who arrived in Shandong from Zhongdu to be in charge of the case, even wanted to kill in Shandong.

At the same time as the Shandong rebellion was being tried, it was revealed that some officials behaved inappropriately and acted seriously, so Kong Maojie was overjoyed and simply launched a small-scale rectification campaign in Shandong.

I have to take this opportunity to rectify the evil wind of seniority-only theory in Shandong Province.

Kong Maojie has his own ideas. He just wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to exercise his own power, let himself handle this major case independently, and accumulate some experience.

He cautiously asked Su Yonglin if he approved of his actions, but Su Yonglin did not give any opinion.

"This is your authority, not mine. I have done what I have to do. The next thing is yours. You decide and you are responsible for it."

Su Yonglin's acquiescence gave Kong Maojie great confidence, so Kong Maojie decided to launch a rectification movement centered on himself in Shandong province.

Kong Maojie stood up.

And Su Yonglin, as he said, has no involvement in this rectification movement.

From April 12st to May 21th, Hongwu Year [-], Su Yonglin stayed in Shandong and toured various state capitals in Shandong.

He inspected collective farms and industrial workshops in various state capitals, contacted and talked with peasants and workers, and met with selected peasant and worker representatives.

He talked to them about the rumors this time, talked with them about their work, and asked them how they feel about work and life, as well as their inconvenience and dissatisfaction.

Although the rebellion was quelled, the aftermath left to the people still lingers. Su Yonglin did not leave Shandong immediately, but spent a month wandering around Shandong, making extensive contact with the people in every place, making appearances, and showing them to them. Express your will.

With the efforts of Su Yonglin, the Shandong rebellion was completely subsided, and the final aftermath was also subdued.

Su Yonglin also acted as the representative and voice of the people, and submitted a series of problems that he discovered after discussing with the people to Shandong Province and the Central Capital, and asked them to take a good look at it and solve this matter without further delay.

During this period, Su Yonglin also made some adjustments to the Skynet Army intelligence system under his control, fully learned Du Fei's lessons, and strived to prevent such a thing from happening again in the future.

On May [-], Su Yonglin said hello to Kong Maojie, who was still conducting rectification movement in Shandong Province, and left Shandong for Henan.

In this rumor storm, a large-scale rumor incident also appeared in Henan, but the situation in Henan was not as outrageous as in Shandong. After the news of Su Yonglin's arrival in Shandong, the rumors in Henan disappeared.

Su Yonglin inspected the Yellow River Dam in Henan, went to Kaifeng to talk with officials from Henan Province, and inspected ten collective farms and ten iron factories in Henan, and talked with local workers and farmers for a while.

The turmoil in Henan Province was completely subsided.

So far, the overall situation in the Jiangbei Central Plains region has stabilized, and Su Yonglin no longer needs to do the rest of the finishing touches.

So on May 25, Su Yonglin went south again and crossed the Yangtze River.

He first went to Jiankang Mansion, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, where he met with Lu You, who was serving as the governor of Jiangdong Province, and then went south to Hangzhou, where he met with Zhang Shi, who served as the governor of Zhejiang Province.

Compared with the hustle and bustle of the Jiangbei and Central Plains in this political turmoil, the Jiangnan area was slightly more stable due to the straightforward and thorough agrarian revolution. Because of the lack of officials with weight in the center, the voice of the Jiangnan area was weak and insufficient. resounded all over the world.

The Southern Song Dynasty was wiped out by the Ming State by military means, and the old bureaucratic gentry was wiped out by the Land Revolution. All that remained were the people with lofty ideals who secretly joined the Renaissance Society when the Southern Song Dynasty still existed.

This group of people with lofty ideals and officials from the north who went south later formed the ruling team of the Ming Dynasty in Jiangnan.

Because they were worried that the officials in the north did not understand the actual situation in the south, some officials from the south who had made great contributions to the central government were left behind by Su Yonglin, and asked them to serve as local officials for at least one term to assist the young officials from the north to understand the local situation.

Zhang Shi and Lu You are the most outstanding among this batch of Jiangnan meritorious officials.

Because of their important contributions, Zhang Shi was appointed as the governor of Zhejiang Province, and Lu You was appointed as the governor of Jiangdong Province. The two joined forces to rectify the old mountains and rivers and develop new production in the hometown of the Southern Song Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)