In name only: I will break the chess game in Handong!

Besides Tsinghua University, Wuhan University is naturally the second most popular university in terms of attracting attention. Who made Wuhan University the source of this controversy?

In the president's office of Handong University, President Meng Changqing frowned as he watched the online attacks against the university intensify. He sighed heavily, realizing that some things seemed to be slipping out of his control.

Especially in the last two days, more and more students have started reporting cases to the reorganized police station. This practice of bypassing the school has made Meng Changqing feel that his power is waning.

With his gaze fixed on the desk in front of him, Meng Changqing picked up his phone and dialed a number in his contacts labeled "Secretary Gao".

Office of the Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee of Handong.

Gao Yuliang frowned as he answered the phone when his personal cell phone rang.

"Hey, Secretary Yuliang!"

"What is it, Principal Meng?"

Gao Yuliang, after all, graduated from Handong University, and the two had known each other for over twenty years. Gao Yuliang could already hear the slight tremor in Meng Changqing's voice.

Taking a deep breath, Meng Changqing didn't beat around the bush and stated his demands directly in the call.

"Secretary Yuliang, you know what happened at the school these past few days, right? I admit that there were some mistakes in how we treated domestic and international students, but Vice Principal Wang has already been taken away by the Discipline Inspection Commission!"

Your student Qi Tongwei not only disregards the bonds of camaraderie among fellow students, but he's now going even further.

They replaced all the police officers at the school's police station.

Now, students with conflicts or problems all run to this police station, saying they don't trust the school's handling of the situation.

Even my words as the principal have no effect.

Secretary Yuliang, could you please speak to Qi Tongwei and ask him to stop interfering in our school's affairs?

After hearing these words, Gao Yuliang fell silent.

His thoughts weren't on what Meng Changqing was talking about, but he suddenly remembered that Qi Tongwei hadn't come to report to him in person for a long time, and hadn't even made a phone call.

"Principal Meng, I understand about this. If there's nothing else, I'll hang up now."

After hanging up the phone, Gao Yuliang sighed deeply. Meng Changqing still wanted to continue to control everything at Handong University and cover up the truth. Not to mention that Gao Yuliang really didn't want to help with this, even if he did, Qi Tongwei might not listen to his orders anymore, since he was no longer the secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission.

However, even if he didn't want to help, Gao Yuliang still wanted to see what his disciple Qi Tongwei had been up to recently.

When the call connected, Qi Tongwei, who was making arrangements at the Provincial Public Security Department, heard his phone ring. He picked it up and saw it was his teacher. Without delay, he looked at the group of provincial department cadres who were listening and said, "You all take a look at the specific details. I'll take this call first."

After speaking, Qi Tongwei left his seat, walked out the door, and went to the corridor to answer the phone.

"Hey, teacher!"

Gao Yuliang's initially uneasy heart calmed down instantly when Qi Tongwei called him "teacher." At that moment, Gao Yuliang no longer agonized over the use of titles when addressing someone at work.

"Tongwei, it's been a while since you've come over. What have you been up to lately?"

Qi Tongwei didn't catch his teacher's probing, and instead spoke frankly: "Teacher, Secretary Chen has given some opinions and guidance on our public security system recently. I now realize that my previous work on the public security system across the province was not comprehensive enough. I didn't pay attention to some legal issues in society, and I didn't pay attention to whether the law enforcement of grassroots police officers was accepted by the people."

Now that we've actually started working on these tasks, we're realizing how many difficulties there are. Lately, I've basically been going back and forth between the provincial government office and visiting lower-level offices to inspect work.

After hearing Qi Tongwei's explanation, Gao Yuliang felt a tightness in his chest. Wasn't the implication that he, Gao Yuliang, had failed in his duties as Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, even though Qi Tongwei probably didn't have that thought?

"Okay, I understand."

By the way, President Meng from Handong University just called and wants you to be less strict with the management of the university's police station, and let the university handle some of the minor problems, conflicts, and disputes that students face.

I didn't agree and hung up the phone immediately.

"Does Meng Changqing still want to cover this up?"

Teacher, we absolutely cannot agree to this. You don't know how alarming the reactions from students at Handong University have been these past few days!

They dared to suppress some illegal and criminal activities, and Wang Aiping was just Meng Changqing's scapegoat.

Secretary Chen's intention is to resolutely handle this matter according to law and regulations, ensuring that the rights of law-abiding students are not violated.

"Okay, Tongwei, you did a great job. Come visit us at home sometime. I'll hang up now."

Upon hearing Qi Tongwei mention Chen Luo, Gao Yuliang simply lost the will to listen further.

Chen Luo would never understand Gao Yuliang's frustration.

At this moment, Chen Luo, dressed casually, was sitting in the audience section of the Jingzhou Intermediate People's Court, observing the proceedings.

Chen Luo was naturally capable of traveling incognito.

During this period, Chen Luo's work focus was on the public security system, because the public security system is the first legal threshold for ordinary people.

As for the procuratorate... although Ji Changming, a retired cadre nearing retirement, was somewhat uncooperative, the procuratorate still did its job well.

Therefore, Chen Luo planned to strike in court next.

Chen Luo knew that the vice president of the Jingzhou Intermediate People's Court was Chen Qingquan, who liked to learn foreign languages. Chen Luo wanted to see if the work of the Intermediate People's Court, which was under the leadership of Chen Qingquan, was as corrupt as he was personally.

"Court is now in session!"

As the presiding judge finished speaking, the case entered the litigation stage.

Chen Luo sat in the audience without attracting any attention, and no one present recognized him.

The presiding judge was a woman in her forties, and the other judges were also women, around thirty years old. The case was a civil lawsuit, in which the woman had an affair and the three children she gave birth to were not the man's biological children.

The man's demands were simple: he wanted a divorce and for her to leave with nothing. As for the three children, even if they weren't his own, he had raised them for over a decade and had developed feelings for them. He said if the children lived with the woman, he wouldn't be responsible for any future child support; if they lived with him, the woman wouldn't have to pay child support either.

To be honest, this condition is not high, and is even a bit too kind.

But the final verdict left Chen Luo speechless.

The court ruled to dissolve the marriage between the woman and the man. However, when it came to the division of their property, the presiding judge and the judges insisted on dividing it equally, citing the woman's years of hard work in raising the children and managing the family. They also said that the three children would stay with the woman, which was already outrageous enough. They even tried to persuade the man to pay a certain amount of child support, saying that the three children were pitiful and innocent.

Chen Luo, sitting in the audience, had a gloomy face. It seemed that not only the public security system needed to be cleaned up, but the corruption hidden behind the court system was also rampant!