In name only, I, Gao Yuliang, will sink Handong at worst.

Although Gao Yuliang and Tian Guofu argued at the Standing Committee meeting about whether or not the Han University Gang existed, the meeting ended with Tian Guofu denying the existence of the Han University Gang.

However, no one can deny that Gao Yuliang has a large group of people behind him. Gao Yuliang successfully united the students of Han University and the political and legal officials who graduated from Han University into one force.

Hou Liangping grew even more anxious. He needed to solve a major case. He knew about Ouyang Jing's problem, but he couldn't find any spending records for the card, which had remained unused.

This card is registered under Cai Chenggong's mother's name. Unless there is solid evidence, it is impossible to go to her home to search it; a card is too insignificant.

So small that it becomes impossible to find if it's even slightly hidden.

He would directly offend Li Dakang, and how could a mere anti-corruption bureau chief possibly investigate Li Dakang, a vice-ministerial level official?

His investigation into Ouyang Jing was plausible; there was evidence, someone had filed a formal complaint, and the other party was merely a vice president of a bank.

Just then, a call came into Hou Liangping's cell phone.

"Hello, is this Director Hou? I want to make a report." Hou Liangping became excited when he heard that someone wanted to make a report under their real name.

As long as I report it, I can find out something. It's better than me watching Ouyang Jing but she doesn't do anything!

"It's me, I'm Hou Liangping."

"Are you available to take this call right now? My case is very serious; you might not be able to handle it. Are you sure you can manage?"

Hou Liangping was secretly laughing to himself. He wasn't afraid of big cases, but he was afraid of small cases. Small cases didn't really matter.

"I want to expose Ouyang Jing, the vice president of Jingzhou Bank, and the presidents and vice presidents of Jingzhou Bank's 59 branches. They violated regulations by issuing loans, accepting kickbacks, creating bad debts, and trying to reduce the bad debt ratio."

"Jingzhou Bank gives a rebate on every loan they issue, usually around one to two percent. These fees are paid to the bank manager who issues the loan through various consulting fees and other means."

"In order to secure this loan, Jingzhou Bank issued a number of illegal loans. The total amount of illegal loans at Jingzhou Bank exceeded 1.5 billion yuan, and these individuals received more than 60 million yuan in kickbacks."

Bank rebates are almost unavoidable. This practice has existed since the days of money exchange and even in the era of usury, with the "nine outs and thirteen rules" and the missing one of the nine outs being the rebate.

"Besides that, there's also the bad debt ratio. Banks allow bad debts, and they can extract a lot of money from them. They've accumulated a lot of bad debts and put them into their own pockets. I'm not entirely sure about this, but Director Hou, I believe you can find out."

"Another practice is to sell loans that banks can't collect on, along with personal information, to companies engaged in illegal activities at 20% or 30% of the original price. It's like buying something worth hundreds of thousands for only 20 or 30,000. Many of Jingzhou Bank's loans are handled by Guantianxia Company."

"This Guantianxia Company is run by a female boss who is the mistress of Shi Jinzhong's son, the president of Jingzhou Bank. This is a case of money laundering from one hand to the other. The loans they sell are priced at 30 million, but in reality, they correspond to 500 million. Moreover, Guantianxia Company is a criminal gang in Handong that has been laundering money in its early years."

"You can provide an email address, and I will send you all the evidence of their illegal and irregular activities. I know you investigated a section chief in Beijing and recovered 200 million yuan in embezzled funds. I previously reported this to many people in Handong, but they didn't dare to touch Jingzhou Bank. I hope you can protect the property of us ordinary people."

Hou Liangping later revealed an email address. The phone call was disconnected. He was working normally and seemed somewhat happy, probably because his wife had come over.

The anti-corruption bureau staff in Handong Province were not surprised by this, as they knew his nickname in the Supreme People's Procuratorate's Anti-Corruption Bureau: Marquis Changxin!

However, no one dared to gossip, after all, he had a teacher named Gao Yuliang, a senior brother named Qi Tongwei, and knew quite a few other people.

Didn't you see Chen Hai's attitude towards the other party? Now that the other party's wife is going to be the bureau chief, she's even less likely to gossip. Unless they're close friends or gossip buddies, they absolutely cannot discuss it.

Looking at his email on his phone, waiting for the file to be sent, Hou Liangping couldn't help but feel a little irritated after more than ten minutes of no news. He even thought the other party was planning to stand him up.

Do you think it's so easy to release your own pigeons?

Just then, a pop-up window appeared on his phone. Hou Liangping opened it and found that the other party wasn't refusing to send him evidence, but rather that there was too much evidence, nearly five gigabytes in size. Given the current internet speed, it was already a testament to the high bandwidth used to upload it.

Hou Liangping deleted some files from his phone and started downloading the evidence.

Office of the Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission of Handong District.

Gao Yuliang was on the phone at that moment. He received a call from Hao Aimin, the dean of the School of Political Science and Law at Handong University. Hao Aimin had previously been Gao Yuliang's colleague, and the two had a good relationship.

As a professor who graduated from Handong University and is still working there, why does Handong University receive more government funding? As long as Handong University operates legally and compliantly, no one dares to obstruct it in any way.

It would be so much better if we treated each other with courtesy. This is not because of all those students from Handong University, but because of Gao Yuliang. Everyone knows this, and everyone is a respectable person, so no one points it out.

Handong University has gradually taken on the shape of Gao Yuliang. First of all, it has stopped doing anything like fawning over foreigners. It also has strict admission and graduation requirements and strictly investigates academic misconduct. Now Handong University's ranking has risen a lot, directly to fourth place.

As for the three above that, it's a bit too difficult to get ahead. One has a bunch of academicians backing him up, and the other two are in Beijing, which is impossible to deal with. Their research funding is several times that of others.

Especially in the School of Political Science and Law, some of the current students dare to go up against those international giants like Disney. This is exactly what he hopes to see. Young people should have the spirit of youth!

"Secretary Gao, after today's Standing Committee meeting, quite a few people called me. They all came to praise you. Some retired professors from Handong University even asked me to tell you that as long as you are safe in the political struggle, they will protect you."

"And some people are even calling me, wanting to send their children to Handong University!"

"And I reckon our admission scores for Handong will rise quite a bit this time!" Hao Aimin kept talking about what he had encountered. The way the two got along was that most of the time, Hao Aimin would talk and Gao Yuliang would listen.

"What problems could I possibly have? Don't worry! Those who are recommended must have real talent. We've worked so hard to maintain our reputation, we can't let some scandals ruin it. You stay here and guard the rear."

"What happened today wasn't actually raising the banner of our Han University faction, but rather helping our academic faction to set up yet another flag, a flag that won't fall for decades."