Nominal: Energy sector enters Handong, breaking the deadlock

Li Dakang's lips moved as if he wanted to say something, but he swallowed it back.

Song Yunhui looked at him and said, "Secretary Dakang, I know what you're thinking."

I appreciate your eagerness to develop and achieve something.

But when it comes to money, we can't just focus on the provincial level.

The provincial treasury is only so big; we need to take stock of the overall picture.

All thirteen cities in Handong need development.

Li Dakang remained silent for a few seconds, then his tension finally eased. "Alright, Governor Song, with your words, I understand."

The provincial governor's vision is far superior to ours.

Song Yunhui waved his hand, "Don't give me that."

One day, Jingzhou's business environment data will improve, ranking first in Handong Province.

If you say those things to me again, I'll pour you some tea.

Li Dakang stood up. "Then I'll be going now. Governor, you're busy."

Song Yunhui leaned back in his chair and tapped his fingers lightly on the armrest twice.

Li Dakang is an interesting person.

Jingzhou was the provincial capital of Handong.

the other side.

Cai Chenggong called Hou Liangping many times.

We still can't get in touch with them.

He tossed his phone onto the passenger seat, leaned back, and cursed, "You bastard, you're a bureau chief now and you won't answer my calls anymore. Just you wait. I'll pluck your monkey hair."

The window was open, and a breeze blew in, carrying a damp feeling.

Cai Chenggong took out his cigarette case, then put it back in, rubbed his temples hard, and muttered repeatedly, "Monkey, Brother Monkey, the shares of Big Windmill depend entirely on you."

After waiting a while, the phone finally rang.

Cai Chenggong sat up with a start, answered the phone and shouted, "Monkey! Where are you?"

Do you know how many phone calls I made? My legs are numb from standing!

"Baozi, I just arrived in Handong. I've been busy today and haven't checked my phone. It's on silent." Hou Liangping's voice sounded tired. "What's wrong? Why are you in such a hurry?"

"What's wrong, monkey? It's a fire in the making! You need to take care of our Dafeng Factory! Do you know that those bad guys from Shanshui Group have chased us to the gate of Dafeng Factory! My factory, my shares, those people want to devour me whole!" Cai Chenggong became more and more agitated as he spoke, spitting on the windshield.

"Alright, alright, Baozi, I've heard it eight times already," Hou Liangping interrupted him. "I remember your matter, and today is indeed fully booked. Come to the Anti-Corruption Bureau tomorrow, and we'll talk about it in person."

Cai Chenggong wanted to confirm further, "The Anti-Corruption Bureau? Monkey, you went to the Anti-Corruption Bureau?"

"Yes, a job transfer," Hou Liangping said casually.

"Transferred to Handong? What are you doing now?" Cai Chenggong's voice suddenly became shrill. "You wouldn't happen to be the director of that anti-corruption bureau, would you? Tell me clearly, what exactly are you doing?"

The weight of what Chen Hai said is definitely different from what Hou Liangping said himself.

Hou Liangping chuckled on the other end of the phone, "Director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, deputy director-general level. You'll find out when we meet tomorrow. That's all for now, I have other things to attend to."

"Wait, wait, wait!" Cai Chenggong interrupted, "Monkey, then I'll treat you to dinner to welcome you back. The best restaurant in Handong, I, Cai Chenggong, must arrange it!"

"Forget about dinner." Hou Liangping paused for a moment. "Baozi, keep those materials you have safe. We'll talk in my office tomorrow."

"Okay, okay, okay." Cai Chenggong readily agreed, hung up the phone, patted the steering wheel twice, and said, "Hou Liangping, Anti-Corruption Bureau... Haha... Hahaha..."

He stuffed his phone into his pocket, opened the car door, and squatted on the curb.

He lit a cigarette, took a big drag, and craned his neck to look up at the sky.

"I, Cai Chenggong, am going to turn my life around! The advantage is on my side. Shanshui Group, haha, I, Cai Chenggong, will fight you to the bitter end. One billion, and I, Cai Chenggong, have taken more than half! A billionaire, I'm so proud!"

Provincial Procuratorate.

Office building.

Hou Liangping stood by the office window, watching the traffic coming and going downstairs.

With the phone still in his hand, Cai Chenggong's words swirled in his mind.

Dafeng Factory, Shanshui Group, equity, demolition.

Every single one of them is a minefield.

It's good to have some scandals; catching a few corrupt officials is an achievement for us.

He had just put his phone in his pocket when the phone on his desk rang.

"Okay, I'll be right there!"

Hou Liangping put down the phone, straightened his collar, and walked towards Ji Changming's office.

Pushing open the door, Ji Changming was standing by the window with a teacup in his hand. Seeing him come in, he didn't invite him to sit down, but instead spoke directly, "Liangping, the Standing Committee meeting just ended, and your appointment has been approved."

The procedures are almost complete; the next step is to complete the handover at the anti-corruption bureau.

Hou Liangping nodded. "Old prosecutor, when should I go?"

I can't wait to get to work.

"No rush." ​​Ji Changming walked to the table. "I've already asked Comrade Xiao Gangyu to make arrangements. He'll take you to the Anti-Corruption Bureau for a meeting later. You can see the specifics of the work when you get there."

Ji Changming was a little annoyed by being called "Old Ji," but he didn't show it.

The monkey is the son-in-law of the Zhong family; what can he do?

"Okay. Thank you, Lao Ji."

Ji Changming put down his teacup, glanced at him, and said, "At today's Standing Committee meeting, both Secretary Sha and Governor Song expressed their support, so your appointment went smoothly. However, let me remind you, Handong is different from Beijing. In the cases you handled at the Supreme People's Procuratorate, you could push your luck. But in Handong, you'll need to learn to apply the brakes."

Hou Liangping understood that Ji Changming was giving him a heads-up.

He readily agreed, "Old Ji, I understand. My greatest strength is that I can drive. I know when to go fast and when to stop."

Ji Changming glanced at him for a few seconds, then waved his hand. "Alright, go get ready. Xiao Gangyu will take you there in a bit."

As soon as Hou Liangping left, Ji Changming picked up the phone and called Xiao Gangyu over.

Xiao Gangyu entered and stood in front of the desk. "Inspector Ji, you wanted to see me?"

Xiao Gangyu is the most sensible one.

"Hou Liangping's appointment has been approved. Take him to the Anti-Corruption Bureau, announce the appointment, and introduce him to the comrades in the bureau." Ji Changming didn't want to go, not at all.

Xiao Gangyu nodded. "Understood."

Ji Changming was still worried. "Keep a close eye on him while you're at it. Hou Liangping is quick to solve cases, but the waters in Handong are deep. He's new here and could easily make a mistake."

You're more experienced, so help him keep an eye on things.

Xiao Gangyu nodded slightly, "Inspector Ji, don't worry, I will do as you say."

Ji Changming waved his hand, "Go."

"Goodbye, quarterly inspection!" Xiao Gangyu walked out of the office and closed the door.

Conference room of the Anti-Corruption Bureau of the Provincial Procuratorate.

People arrived one after another.

Lin Huahua sat in the corner with her notebook in her arms, whispering something to Zhou Zheng next to her.

Lu Yike chatted with Chen Qunfang for a few words at the door, and glanced at the time as she sat down.

Hou Liangping sat at one end of the long table and glanced around at the people in the conference room.

A few familiar faces, but mostly unfamiliar ones.

The anti-corruption bureau has a large presence, but the atmosphere is delicate.

Everyone who sits in the conference room knows he is the son-in-law of the Zhong family.

Everyone knows he was Gao Yuliang's student.

But few people took the initiative to come over and exchange pleasantries.

Something is wrong!