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

On the computer screen, Sha Ruijin's pupils contracted.

Ji Changming is the chief prosecutor of the procuratorate. When he came down, the Zhong family mentioned it to him.

You could say this is one of his own people.

The court president is someone who doesn't interfere with either side; no one will touch him.

A friend recommended someone to him at the Public Security Bureau: the Executive Deputy Director, but ultimately not the Director.

Chen Hai, as the director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, is also Chen Yanshi's son, so roughly speaking, he can be considered Chen Yanshi's godbrother.

Well, now that he's here, the procuratorate and the anti-corruption bureau have gotten into trouble.

This matter could be a big deal or a small deal; if it were to be dealt with seriously, it might damage his vitality.

No, we can't continue the investigation.

He needs to get back to the provincial party committee as soon as possible; simply showing his face on video won't be enough to command respect.

Thinking of this, Sha Ruijin moved his water glass with his right hand and made a sound.

At the Standing Committee meeting, Tian Guofu's voice immediately came through the loudspeaker: "Comrade Dakang, is the matter not that serious?"

Beside him, Sha Ruijin tightened his grip. "Does asking you to speak mean asking you to call me Li Dakang? Why don't you dare call me Chu Shijun?"

"Why isn't it there?"

Li Dakang frowned, turned his head and stared directly at Tian Guofu's computer screen. "Secretary Tian, ​​do you think that subordinates can disrespect their superiors? Can they disregard organizational discipline and act accordingly?"

"If that's how it is, how are we supposed to get our work done? Why don't we just make a call from Beijing and have Jingzhou City handle things ourselves, so I, as the Party Secretary, don't have to bring it up in meetings?"

"Look, Comrade Dakang, don't get agitated," said Chen Jinyi, the provincial party secretary-general present at the scene. "Everyone knows that Vice Mayor Ding Yizhen is the vice mayor of your Jingzhou City and one of your men, but it's a fact that he committed a crime."

Chu Shijun glanced at Sha Ruijin across from him, then picked up his water glass and started drinking. Gao Yuliang, who was next to him, also felt thirsty and started drinking water as well.

At this moment, Lin Wenjie, the Party Secretary of Lüzhou City, stepped forward. He picked up the document in his hand, flipped through it, looked at it, and then waved it to the crowd.

"Comrades, I think some of you didn't listen carefully or didn't read carefully just now. It's written very clearly here, even down to the minute in terms of time."

"When this happened, Secretary Yuliang, Secretary Dakang, and others rushed to the Provincial Party Committee. At that time, comrades from the Provincial Procuratorate and the Anti-Corruption Bureau were already conducting a follow-up investigation on Ding Yizhen. At that time, the Provincial High Procuratorate had not received any official instructions from the Supreme People's Procuratorate, so at that point Ding Yizhen was still the Vice Mayor, and there was no clear evidence to prove that he had committed a crime."

"Then, the actions of some comrades in the procuratorate and the anti-corruption bureau can be characterized as being disorganized and undisciplined."

Lin Wenjie put down the documents in his hand, turned his head to look at Chen Jinyi, who was wearing glasses, and said, "So, Comrade Jinyi, has your eyesight deteriorated again because you've been reading too many documents? Did you not see clearly? Or did you not hear clearly?"

"If you didn't see clearly, there's a nationally renowned eye hospital in our Luzhou City. I recommend you go and have a look. If you didn't hear me clearly, I can also help you find out which hospital can cure your ear condition."

The two were seated next to each other. After he finished speaking, Lin Wenjie clearly saw Chen Jinyi's face turn red and couldn't help but move to the side. "Comrade Jinyi, I'm just concerned about your health."

"Hehe, Comrade Wenjie is a good comrade. He's showing concern for everyone's health at the Standing Committee meeting. I think these things can be discussed later. Let's focus on discussing the issues at the meeting," Organization Minister Wu Chunlin smiled.

"Comrades, this matter has indeed had an impact, but the document also mentions that the Supreme People's Procuratorate issued an arrest warrant, which proves that Ding Yizhen has a problem, and it is a very serious one. So I think that the actions of the comrades in the Anti-Corruption Bureau of the Procuratorate may have been inappropriate, but it was also to combat illegal and criminal activities. Their original intention in doing so was to fulfill their duties."

Executive Vice Governor Yang Xiaofeng quickly took a sip of water, then smiled and said, "Comrades, I think what Comrade Chunlin just said was biased."

"You just mentioned fulfilling duties. What are duties? It's very clear: 'duty' comes first, 'responsibility' comes second. For us cadres, 'duty' refers to our position, and 'responsibility' refers to the responsibilities we must fulfill in our respective positions."

"Since these comrades are from the procuratorate and the anti-corruption bureau, they are essentially within the judicial system. They should understand this even more: fulfilling one's duties isn't just about talking about responsibility while ignoring one's own position and who one is under. If they can't even understand this, how can the people trust them to do their jobs well?"

"Take Comrade Chunlin for example. You are the Organization Minister of our province, but you are also under the leadership of the Provincial Party Committee. You must fulfill your duties and responsibilities. You can't just listen to the opinions of the Central Organization Department and ignore the opinions of the Provincial Party Committee in cadre personnel matters, can you?"

Seeing that Wu Chunlin had shut his mouth, Yang Xiaofeng smiled faintly, picked up his water glass and took another sip. "Comrades, some things may seem insignificant until they're weighed, but once they are, they can be as heavy as a thousand pounds!"

"That's right, we can see the big picture from small things. We cadres should have this kind of thinking." Lin Wenjie nodded quickly.

"Hehe, it seems Comrade Xiaofeng has read quite a bit of Comrade Shijun's works!" Tian Guofu chuckled.

"Oh? Comrade Guofu, tell me about it?"

Seeing Tian Guofu speak again, Sha Ruijin said expectantly.

"As far as I know, around 07, there was a TV series called 'Da Ming Dynasty 1566,' which was adapted from Comrade Shi Jun's masterpiece. Some people say that if Comrade Shi Jun had continued writing back then, he would have been a world-renowned writer. Others say..."

"What did you say?"

Gao Yuliang interrupted, smiling as he looked at Tian Guofu's computer screen.

"Comrade Guofu, why haven't I heard so many people saying that? Or do you, Comrade Guofu, think that the central government shouldn't let Comrade Shijun be the governor, but should instead focus on literary creation as the chairman of the association? If that's the case, then why don't you take on the responsibilities of the thirteen municipal governments in our Handong province?"

"Furthermore, I must remind you, Comrade Guofu, that you are the Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of our province. You were sent here by the higher authorities to lead the work of the Discipline Inspection Commission and to exercise peer supervision over all of us Standing Committee members and provincial leaders. It's not just about having you accompany Comrade Ruijin to supervise him alone. Comrade Ruijin is conducting research and is so busy that he couldn't even attend the Standing Committee appointment ceremony. Are you going to go along to supervise him too? If all of us are out, won't you have to split up?"

"Therefore, Comrade Guofu, the Standing Committee meeting should focus on the matter at hand and stop rambling on about other things."

Tian Guofu's face was as black as the bottom of a pot. "We say one thing, and you say three. Who is talking nonsense here?"

The few standing committee members who had been silent couldn't help but smile when they saw Tian Guofu's expression.

The secretaries and recorders in the back row kept their heads down, some trembling like leaves.

At the conference table, the staff member operating the computer was gripping his thigh with one hand, while the other hand trembled slightly. They were controlling two external cameras, turning them towards whoever was speaking.

At this moment, Sha Ruijin saw Chu Shijun sitting calmly next to Gao Yuliang in the picture, and felt a little tired.

"Alright, everyone, let's all keep quiet."

Sha Ruijin said in a deep voice, "Comrade Shijun,"

The camera was pointed directly at Chu Shijun. He looked over when he heard the sound and said with a smile, "Comrade Ruijin, you're right, my hearing is excellent."

Upon hearing this, Chen Jin, the provincial party secretary-general, trembled slightly, then simply leaned back in his chair.

"After I finish my research today, I will return to Jingzhou with Comrade Guofu. We will discuss the issue you just mentioned regarding the inappropriate actions of some comrades in the procuratorate and the anti-corruption bureau. After we return, we will put it into the Standing Committee for further study and decision, as this is not a trivial matter."

Chu Shijun nodded. He hadn't planned to make a decision today anyway, since some of those people were supposed to be there to give a self-criticism, and Sha Ruijin and Tian Guofu weren't present either, so it was a bit of a letdown.

"Sure, Comrade Ruijin, let's set a time. It'll be good if all the comrades are here, and we'll know what to expect."

"I think Wednesday will do. Today is Monday, and Comrade Shijun, your position will be filled tomorrow. Wednesday is perfect," Sha Ruijin said with a smile.

What he meant was that, before the election, you, as the provincial governor, are merely a deputy secretary, a member, and a candidate.

"Hehe, Comrade Ruijin, you'd better come back soon. First, meet formally with your colleagues in the leadership team, and let the staff of the Provincial Party Committee building meet you. Only then can the work proceed smoothly," Chu Shijun said calmly.

"Comrades, this matter is tentatively scheduled for this Wednesday. The specific time and related agenda items will be communicated to you as soon as possible." After speaking to everyone, Chu Shijun looked at Sha Ruijin's screen. "Comrade Ruijin, shall we adjourn the meeting now?"

"Meeting adjourned!"

Sha Ruijin, with a somber expression, uttered two words, and then both screens went black.