Nominal: Who isn't a son-in-law?

"Little Liu is here, please sit down." Zhou Yuqiong put down her pen and looked at Liu Huanfa, who was standing straight across the table, and said.

"Minister Zhou, the letter from Chu Shijun, the student from Handong University, that you mentioned last time has arrived."

Liu Huanfa did not sit down directly, but instead respectfully handed over the envelope. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed a thick stack of documents on the table. Judging from his sharp eyesight, which he had memorized the name on the envelope, the name at the top was Chu Shijun. He immediately understood.

"Okay, please sit down." Zhou Yuqiong nodded, took the envelope, tore it open right in front of him, and began to read.

[Editor, Literary Editorial Department, Daxia Daily, Publishing House]

Hello!……】

Seeing this formal opening and the pleasing handwriting, Zhou Yuqiong nodded to herself and continued reading.

I didn't go into too much detail, but I skimmed through the outline's table of contents and got a general idea of ​​the first draft.

About two minutes later, there was a knock on the office door, and Bai Tingting came in carrying a cup of tea. She placed it in front of Zhou Yuqiong and said, "Minister, this is freshly made."

Then he turned to Liu Huanfa and asked, "Director Liu, would you prefer tea here?"

"I'll drink..."

Liu Huanfa didn't answer directly, but pretended to think. He knew that if Zhou Yuqiong wanted him to stay, she would speak up. Otherwise, Bai Tingting wouldn't have come over at this exact two-minute mark. If she really wanted him to drink, she would have brewed it for him as soon as she came in.

"Xiao Liu, why don't you have some tea too? You can also taste what I think of my tea leaves," Zhou Yuqiong said with a smile.

"Then I'm in for a treat today. I love drinking tea. Thank you, Minister Zhou," Liu Huanfa said quickly, secretly pleased, as it seemed his leader had another task for him.

Soon, Bai Tingting brought in a cup of tea and placed it on the table.

"Thank you, Director Bai."

……

"Xiao Liu, you were also promoted from the editorial department. Come and take a look at this student's article and give your evaluation." Zhou Yuqiong handed over the envelope.

"Okay, Minister Zhou." Liu Huanfa quickly took it and began to read it.

The title format is very neat and tidy, truly deserving full marks.

Secondly, the handwriting is beautifully written in regular script, a perfect score.

Thirdly, look at the content. Minister Zhou specifically mentioned it, so it should be excellent from the start. After all, the other party had just reviewed it, and if it were too bad, they wouldn't have kept it for him to see.

So Liu Huanfa glanced at it and then focused on the important parts.

A few minutes later, Liu Huanfa looked surprised. In his opinion, the content was excellent, no worse than what the famous writers they hired for their newspapers wrote; the only difference was the style and subject matter.

However, judging from the source of the data below, the content is obviously very detailed, and any falsification could be easily detected.

Thinking of this, Liu Huanfa immediately raised his head, slapped his thigh lightly, and exclaimed in surprise, "Minister Zhou, where did you find such a promising talent? This student's writing is quite good! It's no exaggeration to say that it's thought-provoking. For a college student to have such foresight and be willing to put in the effort to dig up information and read books, he has obviously put in real hard work."

"If all university students had the same ambition as Chu Shijun, the future of our Great Xia would be bright, and its development would have even more promising successors!"

Hearing Liu Huanfa's words, Zhou Yuqiong smiled slightly and nodded, saying, "It's not that great, but it's excellent that a college student has the intention and takes action to do it. This kind of behavior deserves encouragement."

She first set the tone, and then said, "It wasn't me who discovered it. A niece of mine called and said that one of her classmates had written a good article. After all, he is a top student at Handong University, and in the spirit of recommending talent regardless of kinship, I specifically brought it up for review."

Was it suggested by your niece?

Liu Huanfa understood what to do and immediately gave a thumbs up, saying, "Minister Zhou, I have to thank your niece for finding us a good book. Our main journal just happens to have a free page recently, and I think this book is excellent. We should definitely bring it up in the meeting."

"Let's leave the main publication for now. After all, he's a young man, and it's not good to overpraise him. You've already seen the outline, so let's start with the supplement. If he writes well in the later parts, we can consider the last one," Zhou Yuqiong said, waving her hand.

These days, many of the novels or literary articles in the Daxia Daily are published in the Dadi supplement. They are mostly submitted by established writers or written by people commissioned by the Daxia Daily. It is indeed appropriate to publish them in the Dadi supplement.

Liu Huanfa immediately nodded and said, "I will personally follow up on this matter after I go down, and I will personally contact Chu Shijun. We must ensure the quality of this good book in the future."

"Yes, we must be realistic and not flatter you too much just because of my reputation. We should discuss things more with our colleagues and come up with something that is realistic." After saying that, Zhou Yuqiong picked up her tea and took a sip.

Seeing this, Liu Huanfa, who was sitting opposite him, knew that he should take his leave, so he stood up and said, "Minister Zhou, you are busy. I will take this manuscript with me first. You can take a look and see if it is suitable after it is printed."

After receiving Zhou Yuqiong's nod, Liu Huanfa picked up the teacup on the table, drank it all in one gulp, and then took it out himself.

After Liu Huanfa left, Zhou Yuqiong picked up Chu Shijun's file from the side, and she opened the stack of files containing Chu Shijun's information.

Upon seeing Chu Shijun's family information again, Zhou Yuqiong narrowed her eyes and smiled, "Qianqian's boyfriend is quite good. This time, my second sister can't say no. However, her future brother-in-law still needs to be seen first."

As the deputy editor-in-chief of Daxia Daily, Zhou Yuqiong's position is at the vice-ministerial level.

In addition to the information submitted by Handong, she asked her husband, who worked in the organization department, to retrieve a more detailed document. The results surprised her as well.

Presumably, her proud and demanding younger sister wouldn't be able to say no to it.

……

After leaving Zhou Yuqiong's place, Liu Huanfa quickly returned to his office, summoned his secretary, and informed the others that a meeting would be held later.

As the deputy director of the editorial office, his responsibilities were quite high, and he was perfectly capable of calling a meeting on short notice. Moreover, he was carrying Zhou Yuqiong's "imperial sword" this time, so he was naturally not afraid of what others might say.

An hour later, all the attendees who hadn't gone out were present in the conference room, a total of sixteen people. In addition to the management, the person in charge of distribution was also present at the meeting.

The conference room door opened, and Liu Huanfa walked in with an elderly man wearing glasses.

This man is the director of the editorial office, named Wu Changshui, and he's almost at the age limit.

Given the sudden nature of this meeting, Liu Huanfa felt it was both reasonable and ethical to meet with him beforehand to show respect.

As he expected, after hearing about this and reading the manuscript, Wu Changshui immediately expressed his intention to take Minister Zhou's instructions seriously and to set an example by using this incident to demonstrate that Daxia Daily supports college students' creative work and encourages such positive articles.