Official excuse: I've put you on patrol in Handong, and the whole province is in a panic.

talking.

Gao Yuliang said coldly, "You say you live a poor life? Handong Province is the third largest economic province in the country, and its salary income is among the highest in the country. This year is 2013. As the director of the Provincial Public Security Department, your annual salary, bonuses, subsidies and benefits should be at least 30 yuan!"

Your wife, Liang Lu, is a professor at Handong University, and her annual income is also over 20 yuan!

If this level of income is considered poor, then what kind of life do ordinary people live? The per capita disposable income of urban residents in Handong Province is only 32,000 yuan!

Qi Tongwei, don't be greedy and try to swallow an elephant!

The treatment we receive from the country and the people is already top-notch!

You don't have to worry about mortgages or car loans, and your salary far exceeds that of the average person. The organization is simply asking you to be a law-abiding and disciplined official. Is that really so difficult?

Hearing Gao Yuliang's words.

Qi Tongwei couldn't help but shake his head.

"Teacher, I don't mean to argue with you, I just want to tell you a fact! First of all, your definition of poverty is different from mine!"

Let me take Zhao Ruilong as an example. What kind of life does he live? A single cigar he casually smokes costs several thousand yuan, and the Mercedes-Benz G-Class he often drives costs 280 million yuan! The alcohol he drinks costs hundreds of thousands of yuan a bottle, and a membership card for a golf club costs over a million yuan!

Could I live this kind of life on my salary alone?

How do I fall short compared to Ruilong?

Gao Yuliang snorted coldly.

"What's missing is a father who was once a provincial party secretary!"

talking.

Gao Yuliang looked coldly at Qi Tongwei.

"Tongwei, your current state of mind can be summed up in just two words in my eyes: depravity!"

A person's life shouldn't be just about pursuing simple material enjoyment. If that's all Qi Tongwei is looking for, how empty would your life be? You wouldn't deserve the position the country and the people have given you, or the immense power you wield!

Qi Tongwei wanted to refute, but didn't know what to say.

Qi Tongwei might scoff at being taught this way by others.

But faced with this situation, Qi Tongwei was completely convinced by Teacher Gao's teachings.

Throughout the entire process, Teacher Gao never did anything out of line or overstep the bounds!

Perhaps falling on Gao Xiaofeng could be considered a...

Even so, Zhao Ruilong's other methods of trying to win over Teacher Gao were all ineffective.

Professor Gao is absolutely flawless when it comes to economic matters!

finally.

Qi Tongwei sighed helplessly.

"Teacher...I'll listen to you! We'll find a way to cut it as soon as possible!"

Gao Yuliang coldly replied, "Go ahead and get busy!"

.......

Handong Province.

Jingzhou.

The compound of the Jingzhou Municipal Party Committee.

Office of the Municipal Party Committee Secretary.

Secretary Xiao Jin opened the door.

Li Dakang strode inside.

Zhao Donglai, the director of the Jingzhou Public Security Bureau, followed closely behind.

Li Dakang unscrewed the teacup and took a sip of water.

He gestured for Xiao Jin to close the door.

Xiao Jin then quietly closed the door and left.

Li Dakang sat in the chair, looking at Zhao Donglai.

"sit!"

Zhao Donglai sat down obediently.

Li Dakang said to Zhao Dong, "Tell me, what exactly happened with the airport security today? You've been doing security work for so many years, don't you know the standards? Why did you have to add unnecessary details and do something that would give them a handle against you?"

When Zhao Donglai heard Li Dakang ask this question, he couldn't help but cry out, "Secretary Li, I'm innocent! Today's incident wasn't entirely the fault of our Jingzhou Municipal Bureau! Although we arranged the security, the plan was first devised by the Provincial Department's Special Operations Bureau, and Director Qi Tongwei even personally called me to discuss the details."

We followed the plan exactly. That Qi Tongwei is a real scoundrel. He sounded more professional than anyone else when he was giving instructions over the phone, but now that there's a problem, he simply washes his hands of it. Besides, Secretary Li, this security plan even had Secretary Sha Ruijin's signature. How can they put all the blame on Jingzhou? Aren't we just taking the fall?

Li Dakang sat behind his large desk, leaning back slightly, his fingers unconsciously tapping lightly on the smooth surface.

He listened to Zhao Donglai's explanation with little expression on his face, but his eyes revealed scrutiny.

After Zhao Dong finished speaking, he slowly opened his mouth, his voice not loud, but carrying pressure.

"Donglai, you've been doing this job for a while now. There are some principles you should understand in officialdom. The plan came from the provincial department, and Secretary Sha signed it, that's true. But who was actually implementing it? It was your Jingzhou Public Security Bureau. And who was in charge on-site? It was you, Zhao Donglai. This responsible party was clear from the beginning."

Zhao Donglai opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something, but Li Dakang raised his hand to stop him.

"I know what you're trying to say. It's common for provincial departments to provide guidance, and even for leaders to inquire about the details. But you must remember, you are the Director of the Public Security Bureau of Jingzhou City, and your direct superiors are the Jingzhou Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government. During the implementation process, if you believed the plan had problems, did not comply with regulations, or might cause adverse effects, did you raise any objections? Did you report to the Municipal Party Committee or to me?"

Zhao Donglai was speechless for a moment and lowered his head. "Secretary Li, at the time I thought it was the direction set by the provincial department, and Secretary Sha also approved of it... so I didn't think much of it..."

Li Dakang snorted.

"Let me be frank with you. On the way back, Secretary Sha did mention that he had seen the plan. But his exact words were, 'The plan submitted by the provincial department emphasizes absolute safety, which I agree to in principle, but the specific implementation standards need to be flexibly determined by the city based on the on-site situation.' What does that mean? Think about it."

Zhao Donglai was no fool; he immediately understood the key to it.

As the provincial party secretary, Sha Ruijin could not possibly review every detail of a specific security plan. He could sign it to indicate that he was aware of it and agreed in principle, but the "degree" of implementation was something that the implementers had to grasp.

If this "degree" is not grasped well and mistakes are made, the blame will naturally fall on the person who carried it out.

"Secretary Li, I understand. It was my lack of political acumen and insufficient consideration. I only thought about strictly implementing the superior's plan and failed to grasp the proper balance."

Zhao Donglai's tone became much more sincere.

Li Dakang nodded, picked up the teacup on the table, and took a sip.

"Let's just accept the blame. The key is to learn from this experience. Be more careful in the future. Remember, no matter what, following the rules is the priority, not blindly obeying every order from above. How can you be so reckless?"

Even if you have to obey instructions from your superiors, you still have an obligation to remind them and leave a record. For example, if you think the plan's specifications are too high, you can write a brief explanation for record-keeping, or call to consult, and clearly document it. That way, the blame won't be so easily shifted onto your shoulders today! At least you'll be able to distinguish between primary and secondary responsibility!