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

"Secretary Chu, Governor Zhao, comrades,"

Chen Xinghe opened the document, his gaze sweeping over Chu Shijun, Zhao Zhi, and the others present, and read aloud in a deep voice:

"A brief explanation of the personnel adjustments for relevant positions in Zhencheng City is provided below. This adjustment adheres to the principles of judging by work style, performance, and ability, and emphasizes practical work. All personnel have undergone political review, work style verification, performance verification, and integrity verification to ensure they are suited to the job requirements and aligned with Zhencheng's development positioning."

"First, we recommend that Comrade Yun Tong, Deputy Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Tianzhu City, be transferred to serve as Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Zhencheng City. Comrade Yun Tong has long been deeply involved in the front line of discipline inspection and supervision, with a tough style, strong principles, and the courage to take things seriously. He has ample experience in daily supervision, style rectification, and anti-corruption construction, and is well-suited to the job requirements of Zhencheng's normalized style construction and team purification."

"Secondly, it is recommended that Liu Yuchen, Deputy Secretary of the Zhencheng Municipal Party Committee and Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, be nominated as a candidate for Mayor of Zhencheng Municipal People's Government, and submitted to the higher authorities for review and approval according to procedures. Comrade Liu Yuchen has long been in charge of core positions in Zhencheng, is familiar with the overall work, has strong coordination ability and sufficient grassroots experience, and can seamlessly connect with the overall work of the government, and continue to promote the industrial transformation, project construction and improvement of people's livelihood in Zhencheng. If approved, it will be submitted to the higher authorities for research and decision."

"Third, it is recommended that Bi Yunyao, the executive vice mayor of Zhencheng City, be transferred to the position of deputy secretary of the Zhencheng Municipal Party Committee. Comrade Bi Yunyao has long been in charge of economic, project and overall coordination work. He is good at implementation, has a strong sense of the overall situation, and has a pragmatic style. He can effectively assist the municipal party committee in coordinating the overall situation and doing a good job in team building and social governance."

"Fourth, it is recommended that An Quantao, the Vice Mayor of Zhencheng City and Secretary of the High-tech Zone Party Committee, be promoted to Executive Vice Mayor of Zhencheng City. Comrade An Quantao has been deeply involved in the front lines of the High-tech Zone..."

"Fifth, it is recommended that Zhang Zichen, Deputy Secretary of the Tianhe Municipal Political and Legal Committee, be transferred to the position of Secretary of the Zhencheng Municipal Political and Legal Committee. Comrade Zhang Zichen has long been engaged in political and legal stability maintenance, grassroots governance, and risk prevention and control work. He has solid professional capabilities and a clear bottom line, and can further consolidate the construction of the Zhencheng political and legal team and safeguard the bottom line of social stability." (Book Friend)

"The above five comrades are politically sound, have an upright work style, and outstanding achievements. They have all been trained in multiple positions and at the grassroots level, and are well-suited to the current requirements of strengthening the leadership team and purifying the work style in Zhencheng. The personnel adjustment plan is prudent and feasible."

After finishing his report, Chen Xinghe closed the materials.

"In this case, Zhencheng is one of the key areas, and it is also the core area and model city of Baijiang's economy, holding a special position and bearing heavy responsibilities. Whether the city's development can achieve breakthroughs, whether its work style can be sustained, and whether its governance level can be raised depends on the leadership team and the core lies with the cadres."

Chu Shijun spoke,

"The core idea behind this personnel adjustment is to determine positions based on work style, evaluate superiors and subordinates based on performance, and select cadres who are clean, pragmatic, responsible, and law-abiding."

"If any comrade has any objections to the appointment or recommendation of the above comrades, please raise them for collective discussion."

The meeting room fell silent briefly as they reviewed each of the names.

Several people recommended Zhang Zichen for the position, but it was ultimately given to him because it was recommended by Governor Zhao Zhi.

Therefore, no one would object.

"Okay, everyone is in agreement. The plan is officially implemented. After the meeting, the Organization Department will expedite the procedures, implement appointments and removals, and ensure a smooth handover."

Chu Shijun nodded and said, "The recommendation of Comrade Liu Yuchen for his position and the nomination of Comrade Liu Yuchen for mayor will be finalized and submitted to the higher authorities for approval as soon as possible after the meeting."

"Next, we will deploy another key and comprehensive task for the entire province: counterpart assistance and support work."

Everyone was taken aback; this wasn't mentioned in the meeting documents.

However, if you want to add more, then so be it. We'll just sit here a little longer.

"Since last year, in accordance with the instructions from higher authorities, many regions have launched assistance programs for underdeveloped areas in the west. Our Xinjiang region is assisting our neighbor. I attended a meeting to discuss this recently, and after returning, I learned about the actual situation. It has been effective. Therefore, the higher authorities have decided to give us more responsibilities. I received the news just before the meeting."

Chu Shijun opened a new document,

"Currently, the preliminary decision is that, in addition to the Agui region, more regions may be considered based on the actual situation in the province."

"I've thought about it. Xinjiang is an economic powerhouse, and we should set an example and take the lead. I think it's feasible to provide more assistance. What do you all think?"

No sooner had he finished speaking than Li Dakang chimed in.

"Secretary Chu, I fully support what you said!"

After speaking, he tapped the table and glanced at the others.

"Comrades may not know this, but when I was in Handong with Secretary Chu, he repeatedly said that a major economic province and a strong province should have the responsibility they should have, and should play a leading role in helping backward areas to develop."

"At the time, some comrades said that if all the resources were allocated elsewhere, what would happen to the local area of ​​Handong? It was helping outsiders but not insiders. Secretary Chu was the governor at the time, and he did it under pressure. He overruled all objections and made the decision, which led to the majority of the new energy projects being located in the west..."

(Sha Ruijin: Am I even human? Am I even human? When did I ever pressure him? You have to have a conscience!)

The others present twitched at the corners of their mouths. What a load of flattery! Did they really think they knew nothing? Did Sha Ruijin dare to put pressure on them?

In that kind of situation, saying a few words is fine, but saying too much and putting pressure on people is just asking for trouble. Is it because they are dissatisfied with the decision made by their superiors?

Or is it dissatisfaction with the initial leadership followed by later actions? Have you lost sight of the bigger picture?

"Alright, Comrade Dakang, let's stick to the facts."

Chu Shijun couldn't stand it any longer and coughed twice.

Li Dakang immediately changed his tune: "Therefore, I think it's only right for Xinjiang to help out within its capabilities. I wholeheartedly agree to help our less developed brother provinces."

I agree.

"I think it's a good idea."

"I support it."

"..."

Chu Shijun nodded slightly, satisfied, and said, "Hmm, comrades all have a great sense of the big picture, very good. Let's discuss it and see which specific regions to target."

"Old Qin is good, we should help him."

Li Dakang immediately replied, without even blushing or panting.

"Although Handong is helping now, I think Baijiang can also contribute."

"Comrade Dakang, if my hometown were in the capital, wouldn't you offer me some assistance?"

Chu Shijun's eyes widened.

"That probably won't work; I wouldn't even consider those paltry sums from out of town."

Li Dakang inwardly scoffed, but forced a smile and said, "Secretary Chu, I apologize, but I only thought that helping Lao Qin would have a ripple effect on the surrounding areas and better leverage their role as a western hub. I had absolutely no other intentions."

*Pfft*

Upon hearing this, someone chuckled softly.

"That would be best."

Chu Shijun glared at him again, then turned to look at the person who was laughing.

"Comrade Nuojun, I see you're laughing. What are you laughing at, or do you have some good advice?"