Nominal: The Handong Game, the Energy System's Counterattack

Qi Tongwei lowered his head and looked at Qin Jinhui's resume in front of him.

Those dense records of appointments are like lines of cold code, which can be translated into just one sentence: You can't afford to mess with this person.

"You saw it?" Gao Yuliang sat down again. "Qin Jinhui's background is much deeper than you and I imagine."

Qi Tongwei was silent for a moment, then looked at Gao Yuliang with some dejection, "You know his situation."

"I don't know." Gao Yuliang shook his head. "But look at his surname, his clean and upright resume, and the aura he exuded today."

"We roughly know whose family he belongs to."

"Surname Qin?" Qi Tongwei had a general idea of ​​Qin Jinhui's background from Gao Yuliang's words, and he had a direction in mind.

He picked up the resume again, looked at the place of origin column, and gasped.

"Teacher, this..." Qi Tongwei's Adam's apple bobbed, but he dared not voice his guess.

Gao Yuliang nodded and sighed, "Just know it, don't say anything if no one brings it up."

Qi Tongwei, who had been filled with resentment, relaxed completely after confirming the identity of the new director of the Jingzhou Public Security Bureau.

There was no other way; he had to be careful even dealing with Zhao Ruilong.

With Qin Jinhui's accumulated achievements and powerful backing, he has no ambitions left.

"What about Luo Junzhen? He's the executive deputy director and deputy secretary of the Party Committee. At least the former Director Jiang could give you some face."

"Luo Junzhen is now in his prime, while I..."

"I've inquired about Luo Junzhen's matter," Gao Yuliang said, waving his hand.

"Luo Junzhen has always worked on the front lines and doesn't have any special connections with those above him."

"His promotion this time is partly because he handled the Dafeng Factory incident exceptionally well, and partly..."

He paused, looking at Qi Tongwei with some disappointment in his eyes, "Last time you didn't go to report to the new Governor Zhou, it was Governor Liu's secretary who sent Luo Junzhen to do it."

Qi Tongwei was taken aback: "Governor Liu?"

"Public security is managed in a compartmentalized manner. In reality, the provincial public security department should have a closer relationship with the provincial government."

"You don't actually think that Governor Liu has completely relinquished control of the entire provincial department, do you?"

"Back when the old Party Secretary was still alive, we were too complacent and carried away." Gao Yuliang now felt a little numb.

"Back then, you could do whatever you wanted in the provincial government, and nobody dared to stop you, because everyone knew you were the old Party Secretary's man."

"But now the old Party Secretary is gone, Sha Ruijin has arrived, and Governor Liu has also stayed."

"Your current position is much more delicate and awkward than before."

"Then... what should I do?" Qi Tongwei's voice was filled with confusion and even some worry.

Gao Yuliang remained silent for a moment, then stood up and walked to the window.

His back was to Qi Tongwei, and his voice, though not loud, carried weight:

"Tongwei, I only have one thing to say to you: From now on, the only thing you can do is to restrain yourself."

What is meant by convergence?

"Control your actions, control your words, do not say what you should not say, do not do what you should not do, and do not see who you should not see."

Gao Yuliang turned around. "You've been in the provincial department for so many years; you know a lot of people and have many connections."

"When Secretary Lichun was around, if you had any problems, you could come to me. You were close to Zhao Ruilong, so you could take care of any needs he had."

"Since Secretary Lichun is not in Handong now, we must be extremely careful when contacting Zhao Ruilong."

"If you continue to act impulsively like before, no one will bail you out if something goes wrong."

Qi Tongwei clenched his fist and then relaxed it, then clenched it again and relaxed it again.

He wanted to say something in rebuttal, to say "I know what I'm doing" or "I won't cause trouble," but he swallowed the words back down.

He knew Gao Yuliang was right.

Over the years, he has indeed done a lot of things according to his own whims. Relying on Zhao Lichun and Gao Yuliang backing him up, he doesn't take anyone seriously.

But now that Zhao Lichun is gone, those he offended and those he suppressed will all come to light one by one.

"And another thing," Gao Yuliang walked back to his desk, sat down, and looked directly at Qi Tongwei.

"After Qin Jinhui arrives in Jingzhou, do not take the initiative to go to see him."

He comes to you about work; receive him politely, but don't become too close.

"This kind of person... is not your type."

"I understand." Qi Tongwei's face stiffened for a moment when he heard Gao Yuliang's words, but he finally lowered his head to indicate that he understood.

After making a rough guess about Qin Jinhui's identity, he did indeed think about making some contact with him.

Seeing that his hopes of becoming a deputy provincial-level official in Handong were dashed, he was thinking of taking other paths.

However, Gao Yuliang immediately saw through this idea and gave him a warning.

"As for Luo Junzhen, you're the director and he's the deputy director, so on the surface, things should proceed as usual."

"Listen to his work reports, consider his suggestions, and don't get into conflicts with him."

"He was just promoted and is in his prime. If you go against him, the higher-ups will only think you have a narrow mind."

Qi Tongwei nodded.

He picked up the cup of tea, which had cooled down a bit, and drank it sip by sip, as if using this simple action to buy himself time to organize his thoughts.

Gao Yuliang looked at him, feeling a pang of pity.

Although this student is a bit too ambitious and sometimes goes too far in his actions.

However, in Handong, the only person Gao Yuliang could truly trust was Qi Tongwei.

After all, the other party had called him "teacher" for so many years, visited him during holidays, and was the first person they thought of to come to him when they had any difficulties.

Qi Tongwei is now in a dilemma, and as his teacher, all he can do is tell him to "endure" it.

"Teacher," Qi Tongwei finished his tea, put down his cup, and looked up, "Do you think this big commotion is due to the new Secretary Sha?...

He didn't finish speaking, but Gao Yuliang knew what he was going to ask.

Gao Yuliang shook his head. "From what I've observed, it doesn't have much to do with Secretary Sha."

"What I mean is, does this new Secretary Sha... have a bad relationship with us, with former Secretary Zhao...?"

"Shut up! How many times have I told you? Don't say things that are detrimental to unity." Gao Yuliang interrupted Qi Tongwei as he spoke recklessly.

"Although Secretary Zhao has been transferred, he is still a leader."

"Secretary Sha's arrival in Handong is a normal personnel transfer. Don't always think of things so badly because of your own situation."

Although at the Standing Committee meeting, the newly arrived Secretary Sha Ruijin didn't give him, the deputy secretary of Handong, much face.

However, Gao Yuliang knew that it was standard practice for every newly appointed leader to establish authority by putting down old subordinates.

He still harbors illusions about this Sha Ruijin and doesn't believe that what Qi Tongwei fears will happen.

Qi Tongwei gave a wry smile: "But I just don't feel very good."

"Alright, that's because of what happened with Zhao Donglai and Luo Junzhen that you felt threatened."

"These two incidents were not initiated by Secretary Sha; they were caused by what happened at Dafeng Factory in Jingzhou City."

Gao Yuliang comforted Qi Tongwei, "As long as you don't make any mistakes, no one will actively target you."