Nominal: Student Union? The school's Youth League Committee!

When Sha Ruijin and the others heard Gao Yuliang say this, they initially thought that Gao Yuliang wanted to continue explaining something to Qi Tongwei.

"I wonder if anyone still remembers this!"

"Our former Party Secretary, Comrade Zhao Lichun, used to enjoy playing tennis!"

"It turns out there was a pool table in the activity area next to our provincial party committee!"

"But Comrade Zhao Lichun, after becoming the provincial party secretary, turned into a tennis court!"

"However, for some reason, it turned into a basketball court again recently!"

Upon hearing this, some people turned their gaze toward the Secretary-General of the Provincial Party Committee.

Sha Ruijin stopped laughing at this point, and it's unclear whether he simply doesn't like to smile.

"And our Comrade Dakang is the same way!" Gao Yuliang continued.

"As I said before, Comrade Dakang is Comrade Zhao Lichun's secretary!"

"Back then, they took excellent care of us!"

"Alright, Comrade Yuliang!" Sha Ruijin saw that Gao Yuliang had already opened fire, so he had no choice but to interrupt Gao Yuliang.

Otherwise, if Gao Yuliang continues to speak, the matter of his disciple might just end there, and his image in everyone's mind will have already changed.

But now, if Gao Yuliang continues to say this, not to mention anything else, just considering these acts of flattery, I'm afraid none of you here can escape these things.

Putting everything else aside, just consider Dakang's hurdles and jogging – don't those count?

It's not just in Handong; even among higher-ups, aren't these kinds of things common?

Many leading cadres used to dye their hair all the time, but in some eras, even leaders in their early sixties stopped dyeing it.

Many things have changed; the current affairs and political studies are all different now.

Some songs have now soared to the heavens and are everywhere.

Do these count?

When it comes to these things, we're all pretty much the same.

To put it another way, it's not flattery, it's political correctness.

The difference is really not easy to distinguish.

"The topic is getting way off track!" Sha Ruijin said.

"This is a Standing Committee meeting, not a democratic life meeting!"

"Let's all continue to sweat and blush during the democratic life meeting!"

"Alright, since Secretary Sha has said so, let's continue discussing Comrade Dakang's matter at the democratic life meeting!" Gao Yuliang said as a final remark.

This made Li Dakang's face turn red again. Why was Gao Yuliang targeting him so specifically?

Is he fixated on his old colleague?

All I did was mention your disciple before. Why are you chasing after me like this?

"Alright, since we're talking about personnel issues today, let's discuss these matters thoroughly!" Sha Ruijin said.

"Some of the things I saw during this field research trip were truly shocking!"

"Some officials have gone too far in their actions!"

"Some colleagues in research departments don't even know the names of their own scientists, but they can call out the names of their female colleagues, even if they're their sworn sisters!"

"What's this?"

"I deeply resonate with what Comrade Ruijin said!" Gao Yuliang spoke again.

"This situation was created by one of the mayors of Iwata City!"

Gao Yuliang was talking about his troubles, saying that if he could take them all down, the entire Yantai City would be paralyzed.

For ordinary people, it may take many years to find a government department.

It won't have much impact on people's lives, but some people will still look for it.

Various unexpected events can occur, and no one can predict what will happen, so we have no choice but to resolve this issue.

"Comrade Guofu, have these people been dealt with?"

"I heard there isn't any!" Tian Guofu shook his head and said.

"Hmm? How come it's just a rumor?" Even Sha Ruijin himself wasn't too happy to hear that word.

"Back then, I hadn't been transferred to Handong yet!" Tian Guofu explained.

This time, it was somewhat acceptable of him to say so.

"It seems that the disciplinary problems in Handong have reached a point where they absolutely must be addressed!" Sha Ruijin said.

"How do we solve this? It's simple, just follow our rules completely!"

"The key question is whether you dare to do it, whether you want to do it, and whether you'll actually do it!"

"Currently, higher-level leaders have clearly stated that fighting corruption is one of our most important tasks at this stage!"

"I think it's time!"

"What do you all think?" Sha Ruijin said, looking around at everyone present.

No one below refuted what Sha Ruijin said.

Rebuttal? Rebuttal to what? Rebuttal to the higher-ups' anti-corruption demands?

No one can say it, no one can say it, and no one dares to say it.

"Alright, since no one has any objections, I propose that we not promote people with illnesses!"

"The promotion and appointment of these 125 comrades are temporarily frozen!"

"Whether it's a vice-ministerial level cadre we're recommending to higher authorities, or a bureau-level cadre, we follow procedures, conduct thorough investigations, and listen to public opinion before making a decision!"

Upon hearing Sha Ruijin's words, everyone present fell silent.

This issue had already been discussed before, and Wang Wenbo had even made a prediction about it. Gao Yuliang was also prepared.

Sha Ruijin's words sounded like an order.

Seeing that everyone had agreed, we tied things together like that.

Anti-corruption means we can't promote cadres now. The atmosphere in Handong is bad, so we need to re-examine them before making a decision.

"I agree in principle with what Comrade Ruijin said!" Upon hearing this, Gao Yuliang, the full-time deputy secretary, also spoke up.

"However, some of these promoted comrades will also need to shoulder heavy responsibilities!"

"Anti-corruption is certainly necessary, but shouldn't we also find a balance?"

"For example, how long will this inspection last?"

"What are the criteria for evaluation?"

"We can't let the lower-level cadres be filled with anxiety!"

"The leaders are well aware of the current situation in Handong!"

"We are at a critical stage of economic transformation, shouldn't we set a timeframe?"

"What do the other comrades think?" Sha Ruijin asked, looking at the people present.

"I agree!" Wang Wenbo said, raising his hand.

"Leaving aside others, I personally recommended a deputy mayor this time!"

"Comrade Sun Liancheng!"

"I used to be Comrade Dakang's subordinate, the district head of Guangming District!"

"At that time, we didn't know that Ding Yizhen had this kind of situation!"

"Comrade Sun Liancheng served as the district head of Guangming District for many years, and everyone has witnessed the development of Guangming District!" Wang Wenbo continued.

"At most, we persuaded Comrade Dakang to reluctantly transfer him to the provincial government!"

"He's needed now to go down to the front lines and take charge!"

"And I can responsibly tell everyone about his situation: he is honest, incorruptible, and exceptionally capable!"

"If we delay the deployment below, who knows how long it will take!"

"Well, Comrade Wenbo makes a good point!" Sha Ruijin said.

"Then we'll prioritize evaluating those comrades!"

Sha Ruijin wouldn't offend Wang Wenbo now; he knew who he needed to deal with and whose subordinates they were.

As for Wang Wenbo, he is in a similar situation to Li Dakang, and in fact, Wang Wenbo may become a key factor in restraining Li Dakang in the future.

As for the rest, it depends on who will side with you; promotions are entirely in your own hands.

The investigation was conducted by personnel from the Discipline Inspection Commission and the Organization Department, and the Organization Department had already made preparations in advance.

Isn't this something that was brought up by the Organization Department?

Now it should be the Discipline Inspection Commission investigating. And whose people are in the Discipline Inspection Commission? Need I say more?

Now, it all comes down to whoever seeks you out first; whoever does so will be allowed to get up first.