Nominal: Energy sector enters Handong, breaking the deadlock

Ding Jianguo raised his hand to signal the driver, "Turn around and go back to the provincial government compound immediately."

The driver immediately turned the car around.

Ding Jianguo's first phone call was to Wu Xiongfei, the mayor of Jingzhou City.

It took quite a while before the call was answered.

"Governor Ding, hello?"

Ding Jianguo cut to the chase: "Comrade Xiongfei, where are you?"

"Come immediately to Governor Song's office at the provincial government; there's an urgent work assignment."

Wu Xiongfei hesitated noticeably on the other end of the phone. "Governor Ding, I'm so sorry, I'm currently attending a special training session outside and can't get away for the time being. I can't make it back."

Don't worry, I will return to Jingzhou as soon as I finish my studies.

Upon hearing this, Ding Jianguo became a little angry. "Fine!"

After hanging up the phone, I muttered to myself, "He really is a hopeless case."

Unable to defeat Li Dakang, he chickened out.

He even went out to study; his career in politics is probably over for the rest of his life.

the other side.

Wu Xiongfei stood outside the classroom, holding his phone, his expression not good.

What good will going back do?

What else can we do if we don't go back?

He boasted that he was capable and experienced, had worked in Jingzhou for many years, and possessed excellent political skills, so he should have had a bright future.

That year, I was full of passion and excitement. The position of Secretary of the Jingzhou Municipal Party Committee was vacant, and I was determined to get it.

As a result, Li Dakang went directly from Lincheng to Jingzhou and seized his position.

Since that day, my mindset has been completely ruined; I avoid problems and shirk responsibility.

Whenever there are tough, difficult, or challenging tasks, they always use learning, research, or business trips as excuses to avoid them.

Li Dakang didn't care. Wu Xiongfei even skipped the municipal party committee standing committee meetings on several occasions. As the top leader, Li Dakang's word was law.

Li Dakang liked working with people like Wu Xiongfei.

Ding Jianguo originally thought Wu Xiongfei was a good candidate and gave him a chance, but he ended up studying abroad. He really doesn't know what he's doing.

This act of shirking responsibility landed him on Ding Jianguo's blacklist.

Ding Jianguo suppressed his anger and continued dialing.

The following individuals were notified: Sun Liancheng, the head of Guangming District; Sun Haiping, the secretary of the Political and Legal Committee of Jingzhou City; and Cheng Du, the head of the Guangming Branch of the Jingzhou Public Security Bureau.

The three men were extremely excited when they received the phone call and heard that the governor had summoned them.

Ding Jianguo's car entered the provincial government compound.

The car stopped in front of the office building, and Secretary Xiao Hu opened the car door. Ding Jianguo quickly got out.

Governor's Office.

After Ding Jianguo came in, Zhou Haoyang saw this and quickly poured tea.

He then stepped outside, closed the door, and left the room to the two leaders.

Only two people remained in the office.

Ding Jianguo sat on the sofa, holding a teacup. "Xiao Hui, there are some things I haven't told you in detail yet."

Before you came to Handong, I appeared to be a member of the Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee and Vice Governor, but in reality, I was just hiding my identity.

It's not that I'm incapable of doing things, nor that I don't want to do things.

However, Governor Liu and Executive Vice Governor Ren Zhimin were ahead of them.

Even if I do my best and make a big show of achieving political success, the credit won't go to me, and I won't get any promotions.

Rather than putting in effort for no reward and being suppressed for standing out, it's better to keep a low profile, stay true to one's duties, and only do what's within one's purview, seeking no merit but only avoiding mistakes.

Hard work that goes unappreciated is all in vain.

Upon hearing this, Song Yunhui nodded, "I understand. Ultimately, it's a matter of social atmosphere."

This is especially evident at the grassroots level, where some officials are working diligently without a clear focus.

The superiors don't see it, the superiors don't acknowledge it, and whether you do a lot or a little, do a good job or a bad job, it's all the same.

Over time, who will still be willing to work diligently?

Bad money drives out good money, and laziness discourages diligence.

Ding Jianguo sighed, "That's exactly right. It's hard to get ahead if you just bury yourself in hard work."

Take Wu Xiongfei, the mayor of Jingzhou, for example; he is the most typical case.

"Oh, Wu Xiongfei, could you elaborate? What kind of person is Wu Xiongfei, and is he a suitable candidate?" Song Yunhui was concerned about whether Wu Xiongfei was a capable individual.

Ding Jianguo put down his teacup. "Wu Xiongfei is capable. He has served as the mayor of Jingzhou for many years. He is skilled in government affairs and governs effectively. He originally had his sights set on the position of secretary of the Jingzhou Municipal Party Committee, thinking that he would accumulate seniority and do practical work to earn a promotion opportunity."

When the position of municipal party secretary was vacant, he was full of energy and always took the lead. He volunteered to do all kinds of work and took the initiative to shoulder difficult tasks, believing that he could take the position by force.

And what happened? Zhao Lichun's former secretary, Li Dakang, was parachuted in to take over as the municipal party secretary, directly blocking his path to promotion.

One day, the dream shattered, and all hope was lost.

Ding Jianguo shook his head. "Wu Xiongfei and I seem to be the same kind of people."

However, there are still differences.

Wu Xiongfei has completely given up; if he can study, he definitely will.

I originally thought that he had a good foundation and excellent abilities, and that I could train him well and make him work for you.

As it turned out, he was still studying abroad.

This kind of coward is hopeless.

Song Yunhui disliked Wu Xiongfei at all. "Even if Wu Xiongfei offered himself up, I wouldn't use him."

He harbors resentment, only cares about his career, and only knows how to run away from problems.

Without a sense of responsibility and a broad perspective, no matter how strong one's abilities are, one cannot handle major tasks or maintain stability.

A narrow vision won't lead to long-term success.

A person who is capable but unwilling to do things is more useless than a person who wants to do things but doesn't know how.

Ding Jianguo nodded in agreement, "That's why I screened out these kinds of people for you."

I notified Sun Liancheng, Sun Haiping, and Cheng Du. Each has their strengths and weaknesses; they are all relatively clean, have no ulterior motives, and can handle things in critical moments.

As the two sipped their tea, they felt it was about time, and Ding Jianguo took his leave.

After seeing Ding Jianguo off, Song Yunhui sat alone in his office, looking through the resumes of the three men.

Sun Haiping was actually thinking of retiring, since he knew he couldn't get promoted any further.

I never expected to have the opportunity to meet the governor; it was truly a tremendous stroke of luck.

The governor personally called on him, and Sun Haiping dared not delay, rushing to the provincial government.

As the secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission of Jingzhou City, the most he ever visited was Li Dakang's office.

I've been to Gao Yuliang's office a handful of times.

I was a little excited to see the second-best province.

Sun Haiping took a deep breath and entered the provincial government office building.

Zhou Haoyang was standing guard at the entrance of the office area when he saw Sun Haiping walking out of the elevator. "Secretary Sun, I'm Zhou, the secretary of Governor Song. This way, please."

"Thank you for your hard work, Director Zhou." Sun Haiping quickly followed.

call!

Zhou Haoyang pushed open the office door, and Song Haiping entered the Second Provincial Office for the first time in his life.

Looking up, Song Yunhui sat upright in his office chair, holding a pen in his fingers, seemingly reviewing documents.

He walked very quietly, afraid of disturbing the Second Provincial Department.

Zhou Haoyang strode forward and reported in a low voice, "Sir, Secretary Sun Haiping has arrived."

Song Yunhui paused slightly with his pen, then slowly looked up. "Comrade Haiping, please sit down."

Sun Haiping's tense nerves relaxed slightly.

"Thank you, Governor!" Sun Haiping was exceptionally cautious, sitting down lightly on the edge of the chair with half of his buttocks dangling in the air, his back still ramrod straight.

I was incredibly nervous.

Zhou Haoyang quietly left the office, closed the door behind him, and stood guard at the door.

Song Yunhui picked up the teacup in front of him. "Comrade Haiping, have some tea first, don't be nervous. I just wanted to have a simple chat with you today and hear the most authentic voices from Jingzhou."