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

At this point, Chu Shijun emphasized: "But there is one thing to watch out for: the phenomenon of relatives smuggling in. Those who rely on family connections and want to take shortcuts or loopholes during this period will not be allowed. We must control it from the root and investigate their backgrounds. We will allow them to make introductions, but once they are sent down, they will be closely monitored. If any problems arise, we will find the people behind them and punish both of them."

"That's all I wanted to say. If any comrade has other ideas, please share them."

Chu Shijun picked up the water glass and took a few sips.

"Secretary Chu, I'd like to elaborate on the points you mentioned regarding the specific work of the provincial government."

Zhao Zhi spoke up,

"On the financial side, we must immediately optimize the mechanism for allocating assistance funds. For any idle, vacant, or ineffective assistance projects, we must suspend funding, require rectification within a specified period, and if rectification is not in place, we must cancel them outright and let them find their own solutions."

"We need to carry out a structural transformation in industrial assistance across the province, shifting the focus from infrastructure and construction scale to operation and revenue generation. As a standard, the reform of incentives for young cadres stationed in villages and the assessment of grassroots units will be led and coordinated by our provincial government. All cities and prefectures in the province are required to cooperate unconditionally and implement the reform across the entire province. No exceptions or discounts are allowed."

"We have no problem with Tianhe." Xu Nuojun shook his head.

"We in Zhencheng will take the lead in implementing this," Li Dakang immediately added.

The others all expressed that they had no objections.

"Alright then."

Chu Shijun put down his water glass, nodded, and said, "Hold a Standing Committee meeting tomorrow morning to expedite the implementation."

……

The following morning, the Standing Committee meeting, which started at 8:30 a.m., lasted until 11:00 a.m.

It took a full two and a half hours to summarize the problems found in the survey and to clarify the key points, ideas and measures for subsequent counterpart assistance.

Led by Hu Daoheng, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and together with Chen Xinghe, Minister of Organization, a campaign was launched to cultivate grassroots cadres and rectify their work style.

Governor Zhao Zhi coordinated the adjustment of fiscal funds, reform of the assessment mechanism, and the implementation of supporting policies for the e-commerce industry.

Other members of the Standing Committee, based on their respective areas of responsibility, should develop detailed implementation plans within three days and submit them to the Provincial Party Committee's Inspection Office for record-keeping.

That afternoon, staff from the Organization Department, in accordance with the spirit of the Standing Committee, compiled materials on the achievements of Lin Xiangjun, the first secretary of Xilin Village, and others stationed in the village, extracted typical deeds of young cadres rooted in the grassroots, and drafted the "Notice on Learning and Publicizing the Advanced Deeds of Outstanding First Secretaries Lin Xiangjun and Others" overnight, while simultaneously improving the detailed rules for incentives and guarantees for village-stationed cadres.

In the afternoon, the provincial government convened a special executive meeting chaired by Zhao Zhi to re-examine the disbursement threshold for rural revitalization assistance funds. All funds for projects that generate no revenue or remain idle were temporarily suspended, and special funds were prioritized for mountainous areas and industries with tangible results.

Liu Tonggu, secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission, convened a meeting of the Discipline Inspection Commission and the Supervisory Commission, and together with the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, launched a special campaign throughout the province to investigate the phenomenon of false, concealed, exaggerated and inconsistent data and documents.

Xu Nuojun and Li Dakang, the two top city officials, kept their word and led teams directly to the grassroots level of the city to conduct secret research and investigation.

Throughout Baijiang, this massive machine, like a wound-up spring, began to rumble and churn, implementing the principles of "high efficiency," "high intensity," and "strict standards" mentioned by Chu Shijun at the Standing Committee meeting.

Meanwhile, universities in Baijiang Province also received documents from the Baijiang Provincial Party Committee and the Department of Education, which called for ideological education for graduating students and third-year students, learning from the thoughts and practices of young cadres such as Lin Xiangjun, and encouraging them to work at the grassroots level after graduation. The Baijiang Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Government, and the Department of Education will take the lead in providing support and guarantees. Many people were very interested and the response was enthusiastic.

While the entire Baijiang region was in the midst of a great commotion, Chu Shijun did not rest but instead flew to a meeting.

He kept his word, and the problems and current situation he discovered during A-Gui's investigation were to be discussed and used as typical cases for public criticism.

When Hu Daoheng returned with A Shu's research report, A Shu became another typical target of discussion and criticism.

That evening, five planes landed one after another.

A dedicated office was set up.

Chu Shijun listened to a briefing on the day's work progress from the Provincial Party Committee's Supervision Office via video link. After hearing about the progress of implementation on each front, he emphasized: "Issuing documents and holding meetings are only the first step."

"I have repeatedly said during my grassroots investigations that government officials cannot always sit in their offices. Going forward, all leaders in charge and prefecture-level city leaders must make unannounced field visits a regular practice. They are not allowed to scout locations or pre-plan routes. They must randomly enter villages and households to listen to the truth from the people. If anyone leaves the Standing Committee's arrangements on paper or fails to implement them properly, the Provincial Party Committee will definitely hold them accountable."

"Yes, Secretary Chu, I will definitely convey your instructions." Li Jiageng nodded.

"Okay, that's settled then. I'll take a closer look when I get back."

……

The following morning.

The long and serious meeting came to an end.

The discussion focused on the problems discovered by Chu Shijun during his research, and Su Yunzhong, Nie Dahai, and others also raised some issues they had encountered during their own research.

It was unanimously decided to change the past practice of conducting research superficially and simply reading reports, and instead to actually go there in person, see things firsthand, ask questions, and learn from each other.

Meanwhile, the public criticism, though late, finally arrived.

Agui and Ashu were directly featured on a major platform and publicly criticized as typical examples.

Provincial Party Committee.

In the office, Gong Zuyu and Liu Yuntian looked at the letter sent by the General Office. It had just been printed and the paper was still warm. It was titled "General Office's Notice on Rectification of Agui and Other Places..."

The two looked at each other, speechless with grief.

This was mentioned in the internal newspaper.

The problem suddenly became serious, attracting widespread attention from top to bottom.

No wonder they were rather rude when they called their former superiors who had left from here to inquire about the news.

Now, they've truly become famous!

If it weren't for their good brother A-Shu accompanying them, they would be the first people in history to voluntarily invite others to scold and criticize them; Scorpion Poop is unique in this regard.

The two remained silent for a long time. Gong Zuyu then reached for two cigarettes, lit them, and narrowed his eyes. "Comrade Yuntian, it's been a while since we had a democratic life meeting, hasn't it?"

Liu Yuntian was taken aback, but quickly realized what he meant and nodded, saying, "Yes, it's time to open it as usual."

"Then let's spread the word. Starting tonight, the provincial party committee, all cities, districts and counties will hold democratic life meetings one after another to conduct self-examination, reflection, and point out each other's problems. Everyone should blush and sweat it out! We must deeply understand where our mistakes and problems lie!" Gong Zuyu said in a low voice.

"Okay, I think that's a good idea."

Liu Yuntian slowly exhaled a puff of smoke.

Damn it, they've made a fool of themselves this time.

Still hoping for peace and tranquility? Dream on!

Not only the provincial discipline inspection commission needs to be mobilized, but everyone from top to bottom needs to be mobilized.

All personnel found to have problems were dealt with to the fullest extent of the law.

They don't even stand at attention when they're being beaten; do they really think they can't lift a knife?

If we don't take drastic measures this time, and the supervisory team sneaks down later and discovers similar problems, then the sky will truly fall.