Police officer Chen Shu

Officials in Beijing, nurtured by the unique political atmosphere within the city walls, do not regard the platform as their ability and authority like provincial officials; instead, they are more like a cloud floating in the sky.

From afar, he appears gentle and refined, but upon closer inspection, one discovers that even if he seems kind and approachable, he is still aloof and looks down upon the common people.

Three police officers from Beijing and three high-ranking officials from the Myanmar police headquarters entered the conference room together, and the atmosphere inside immediately became tense.

The man in the lead was over fifty years old, with high, prominent brow bones and two obsidian stones in his eye sockets that looked like they had been tempered by ice. He carried a national emblem with an olive branch encircling half of his shoulder.

"Ling Yang, the deputy director from your Donghai Province." Sister Ying looked at the white-clad police officer standing at the front and introduced him as if he were a treasure, saying respectfully, "He has a law degree and climbed up step by step from the grassroots courts, so he has rich experience in grassroots management. Before joining the ministry, he served as the head of the Public Security Bureau of Guangnan Province, which further enhanced his practical experience."

Generally speaking, when analyzing where a leader belongs, we use the place of their birth and upbringing as the standard, and in a few cases, we also use the location of their first workplace as the standard.

Quang Nam Province, the only place in China that is respectfully referred to by the people as a "permanent war zone," boasts a high level of war preparedness and rapid response capabilities that are second to none in the country.

On the surface, it is the only border province in China that has fought a real war with another country in the past fifty years. In reality, even in the fifty years since peace came, under the table, there have been many undercurrents.

As the provincial public security department responsible for maintaining social stability, the Quang Nam Provincial Public Security Department naturally possesses extremely rich experience in combat operations.

“The two behind you are from Beijing.” Yingjie paused for a moment, then said with a hint of disdain, “They both started from the police station in Beijing. Well, even though it’s right under the emperor’s nose, they still have some grassroots experience.”

Even after starting work, whether it's a leader or a senior colleague, everyone advises young people to take the exams to advance if they have the opportunity. Those from townships should move to the city, and those already in the city should aim for the provincial level. Once you reach the provincial level, you only need to focus on one area.

Of course, there are also top students who go directly from rural areas to Beijing through the college entrance exams. To be honest, although there is no absolute fairness in the world, this kind of social mobility that allows one to rise from the bottom to the top through rigorous exams is arguably the best in the world.

Dengdengdeng.

A group of beautiful female reporters in high heels, along with a group of photographers following behind them, entered the conference room under the guidance of local police.

The meeting room suddenly became noisy.

Staff began setting up the venue, clearing out a high platform in the conference room, allowing the media to sit closest to the platform, and seating the police officers from both countries in the center of the room.

It was very efficient; it was done in no time.

"Hello everyone."

After some pleasantries, Ling Yang, as the representative of both countries, took the lead and stood on the high platform in the conference room, with three microphones labeled with the names of the television stations in front of him.

Two Beijing police officers stood to his left rear, while three high-ranking officials from the Burmese police headquarters stood to his right rear.

A group of reporters who arrived later crouched below the platform, while others stood opposite it, holding cameras with long lenses, striking various poses to find the best angles. (End of Chapter)