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

"Secretary Chu, I understand."

Zhao Zhi didn't make any promises. He knew that a thousand words wouldn't be as effective as one action.

"Okay, you can continue."

Chu Shijun nodded.

Thinking of the warning he had just received, Zhao Zhi gritted his teeth and said, "Secretary Chu, to be honest, after Gu Wangbei and others were arrested, Gu Yucai contacted me. In addition, Gu Yuning and others also called me."

"Are you asking me to plead for them? Or are you asking me to take the initiative and get involved?"

Chu Shijun glanced at him.

"Yes, we have them all."

After saying that, Zhao Zhi assured him, "But please rest assured, I have not made any statement."

"In addition, after last night's operation, this morning some retired comrades from within the province, as well as some who are not here, called me, saying that the action was too drastic and that they were concerned about whether it would affect stability and development."

He hesitated for a moment, then said, "I don't know much about last night's operation either, so I came to tell you. On the one hand, I want to convey the thoughts of these comrades, and on the other hand, I want to see if there's anything I can do to help."

Chu Shijun did not answer immediately, but simply smiled faintly and took a puff of his cigarette.

The so-called concern is that taking drastic actions will affect stability and development.

Anyone with common sense knows what this statement is trying to convey.

After waiting a while, he slowly said, "Comrade Zhao Zhi, please reply to these comrades for me, thank them for their concern about the work and the current situation in the province, and please rest assured."

"Of course, if any comrade knows anything or has any knowledge that can assist in the progress of the case, I welcome and encourage them."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Zhi understood completely that Chu Shijun had made up his mind.

At this moment, he couldn't help but feel fortunate that he wasn't deeply involved...

Not deep?

No, there's one!

Thinking of this, he quickly said, "Secretary Chu, I will convey your instructions to those comrades. Here, I also want to make a self-criticism to you and the Provincial Party Committee."

"Nine years ago, when I was the Party Secretary of Tianhe City, Gu Wangbei, the chairman of Nanyun Group, contacted me and said he wanted to invest in building a road. As you know, it was the road in the suburbs of Tianhe City that led directly to the old Gu family residence. At that time, I was out of my mind. I thought the municipal funds were plentiful, and I also took into consideration the old Gu Yucai School, so I pushed forward the project."

His face was full of remorse, as if he truly regretted it.

"Over the years, I've sometimes regretted not planning any municipal projects around that road when I pass by it. It's been so long since we've done any, and the empty road has become a private road for some people, which has had a negative impact on the government."

He then stood up and bowed deeply.

"I would like to offer my deepest apologies to you. I have heard that Comrade Tong Gu of the Discipline Inspection Commission is investigating, and I will communicate with him later regarding the specific circumstances of this road."

Chu Shijun glanced at him calmly, his expression revealing neither joy nor anger, and raised his hand to gesture for him to sit down. "Comrade Zhao Zhi, please sit down."

"You did something wrong in this matter. To be honest, I've been waiting for your response."

"I also understand that many factors influence many things in many situations, but temporary helplessness, temporary bowing, or temporary upward choices cannot become permanent decisions."

"We'll do as you said. We'll discuss this with Comrade Tonggu later and tell him the truth."

Zhao Zhi felt relieved; as expected, there was no intention to investigate further.

If the other party really wants to investigate further, there's really nothing he can do.

After all, although his choice at the time was made out of necessity, wasn't it also a compromise made for personal advancement?

They didn't embezzle or take anything, but that road ultimately ended up being used by one family.

If Chu Shijun really uses this to his advantage, even a small matter can escalate into a major one.

Fortunately, he made his statement in time.

'Bang bang'

Just then, there was a knock on the office door, and Ye Wentao walked in, holding a document in his hand.

"Secretary Chu, Governor Zhao."

He walked up to him,

"Secretary Chu, this is a letter from higher authorities."

"Where are you from?"

Chu Shijun reached out and took it, asking as he did so.

"From the Ministry of War."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Zhi stood up and said, "Secretary Chu, then you go ahead with your work..."

"Wait a moment,"

Chu Shijun gestured for him to calm down, opened the document and looked at it before turning to Ye Wentao: "Notify Nan Buqu that there will be a meeting this afternoon."

"Comrade Zhao Zhi, you can take a look too."

He handed the things in his hand to Zhao Zhi.

To be honest, when Zhao Zhi heard Nanbuqu, he really didn't want to watch it and dared not watch it.

He's not a fool; he absolutely cannot get involved in this kind of thing.

However, faced with Chu Shijun's unquestionable gaze and the documents handed to him, he had no choice but to reach out and take them.

With a quick glance, he immediately understood why Chu Shijun had let him see it.

"According to relevant regulations, ... comrades Gu Zhennan, Gu..., Xia..., Hu... etc. are hereby transferred to Zheergen, Aru, Ayu and other districts to serve as..."

Sending party: Military Department.

Signed: Uncle Chu Shijun.

Zhao Zhi returned the document with slightly trembling hands, without saying a word.

How cruel!

One person was caught.

Sword removed.

It really is true that it's easier to get things done when uncle and nephew work together.

"Alright, Comrade Zhao Zhi, you can go and get back to work."

Chu Shijun didn't say anything about this matter either, believing that Zhao Zhi understood the situation very well at this point.

"By the way, I heard that Comrade Dagong has taken leave. Please tell him to stop running around and focus his energy on his work."

"Okay, Secretary Chu."

Zhao Zhi nodded.

After leaving the office, I walked out of the building silently.

It wasn't until the warm sunlight shone on him that he realized he felt a chill on his back; it turned out that his back was already soaked in cold sweat.

After looking up and squinting at the sun, a line of poetry suddenly came to mind: "If I don't speak first when spring comes, which insect dares to make a sound?"

After a soft sigh, he walked towards the Discipline Inspection Commission building next door.

……

at this time.

Zhao Dagong, mentioned by Chu Shijun, entered an antique courtyard led by a middle-aged man.

We arrived at the backyard in silence, where pots of various flowers, plants, and greenery were arranged along the walls.

In the middle of the courtyard, there was a deck chair.

At that moment, a person dressed in loose clothes was lying there, sunbathing, with books lying face down on the table beside him.

Zhao Dagong stopped in his tracks, and the middle-aged man stepped forward, bent down, and whispered a few words in his ear.

He then turned back, nodded to Zhao Dagong, and left the backyard.

"Comrade Dagong, what brings you here?"

The person in the chair slowly spoke, preparing to get up.

Zhao Dagong quickly ran over and helped him up, saying, "Secretary Xia, I apologize for disturbing you."

"Hehe, that's certainly presumptuous."

Xia Qiusheng glanced at him, her words utterly unceremonious.

"Alright, sit down. I'm not at the point where I need help to get up."

"I'm relieved that you're in good health."

Zhao Dagong still had a smile on his face, without the slightest hint of dissatisfaction.