Rebirth of Minister Qi

After a while, a junior cadre from the General Office came jogging over with some small cards with the names of the provinces printed on them. After a detailed breakdown, a group of people took out some ministries and large state-owned enterprises, and then picked out the nine key provinces designated by Lu Qiang, and they just shuffled the cards.

"Deputy Secretary Qi, are you going to just smoke it?"

Qi Tongwei has already thought of a solution.

“I don’t smoke, find someone to come over and go wherever you want to smoke, let’s smoke two.

There’s a young man in the office who just graduated and got in. What’s his name? He’s tall and big. Let him smoke.”

Although he was a little confused, Lu Qiang still walked out of the office door.

"You, you, and you, stand up."

The three new civil servants were confused as to what was going on, but since they were commanded by the deputy director of the General Office and the deputy secretary's chief secretary, they naturally had no room for resistance.

The three of them are just like Qi Tongwei, who worked as a secretary in the Public Security Bureau in 1993. However, these people are all graduates of graduate school. They enjoy deputy section-level treatment as soon as they come in. They are also a little older than Qi Tongwei was at that time. Qi Tongwei graduated from graduate school at the age of , while these people are generally years old.

"Yes, Deputy Director Lu."

The three of them stood up quickly and lined up in front of Lu Qiang. After standing still, Lu Qiang began to ask questions.

“Who among you has the shortest length of service?”

At this time, Lu Qiang also saw the highest-ranking junior cadre and knew that this was the person Qi Tongwei was talking about.

"Report, Deputy Director Lu, the three of us are from the same batch of direct recruitment examinations, and our ages are about the same."

When Lu Qian heard this, he immediately thought that they might all be new people recruited at the same time as Qi Tongwei's transfer, so he stopped hesitating and pointed at someone at random, actually he was pointing at the tallest cadre.

"Then it's you, follow me."

The newcomer didn't understand what was going on, but he didn't dare to resist because Lu Qiang was the chief secretary and also served as the deputy director of the General Office. He was the boss among bosses. The young cadre followed Lu Qiang all the way to Qi Tongwei's office.

This was the first time for the newcomer to come to the deputy secretary's office. Although they were all office members serving Qi Tongwei, only Lu Qiang and the security secretary Xiao Yu could enter and exit Qi Tongwei's office freely.

This group of staff could only see Qi Tongwei from a distance. As for talking, the leader did not have the free time to talk to these kids in the office.

Qi Tongwei already had cards from seven or eight provinces in his hand. When he shuffled the cards, he just saw Lu Qiang and his men coming in.

"What's your name, little comrade?"

Don’t be surprised why Qi Tongwei can’t remember the names of these people in the office team. He can’t even remember the names of the official second and third secretaries. He only remembers their last names. How could he possibly remember these low-ranking soldiers in a team of more than 20 people?

I just thought he looked familiar and when I met him on the road, I knew he was the kid in my office.

But it just means that the leaders will be familiar with you and remember your name, which is an opportunity that grassroots cadres in the provinces below would dream of having.

"Deputy Secretary Qi, my name is Mangzhuang, and I'm a newcomer who just passed the exam this year."

Qi Tongwei took the cards in his hand, stood up and walked to the front of this reckless boy, and found that the boy was really tall.

"Mangzhuang, what a good name. Your last name is Mang? Here, how old are you? Which school did you graduate from?"

Reckless and confused, he still held the cards obediently, holding the two corners in his hands as if he were holding porcelain.

"Yes, Deputy Secretary Qi, I am a Mongolian, 25 years old, and I received my undergraduate and graduate degrees from Beijing University."

Qi Tongwei looked at the kid and found him quite interesting. Deputy Director Tang of the Third Bureau at that time thought Qi Tongwei had the same feeling. Twenty years have passed in a blink of an eye. Perhaps in twenty years, the new civil servant in front of him will become a senior cadre at the department level, but that is still too far away for Qi Tongwei now.

“Wash it, and then pick one for me at random.

A top student, who graduated from undergraduate program at the age of 22, graduated from graduate program at the age of 25, and then passed the direct recruitment examination?"

Mangzhuang shuffled the cards quickly and obediently, then took out the middle one. Perhaps he felt his palms were full of sweat, so he wiped them on his clothes and then handed it to Qi Tongwei.

"Yes, Deputy Secretary Qi."

Qi Tongwei took the card, turned it over and saw that it was actually Zhongjiang Province. It was really a narrow road for enemies to meet.

The leaders of the Zhongjiang Provincial Party Committee have recently come to Beijing frequently to report to their superiors on their work. They have also proposed a plan to restore arable land within a few years. However, Qi Tongwei is not interested in these plans. If they cannot be implemented, they are just a piece of torn paper and they are just shirking their responsibilities.

The situation in Zhongjiang Province is visible to everyone. At least three million mu of arable land has been occupied. Where can we get so much wasteland to fill the gap? It is totally unrealistic. Zhongjiang Province is not near the sea, so it can't reclaim land. It is a pure plain province with almost no mountains. It is even more unrealistic to build terraces on the mountains like Qi Tongwei did back then.

To put it bluntly, this plan will never be carried out without a few stakeholders' heads set on the ground and a few leaders going to Qincheng to work on sewing machines.

However, the apparent purpose this time is to inspect the local grain purchasing and marketing system. The purpose cannot be so obvious, so let's warn them first.

"Wash it again and draw another one."

Mang Zhuang saw Qi Tongwei looking at the cards and thinking, so he didn't dare to say anything, or even make any unnecessary movements.

"Oh, yes."

Soon another card was drawn out, and Qi Tongwei took a closer look and found that it was Handong Province, which was also a large plain province.

“Yes, Comrade Mangchu did a good job and selected typical provinces.

Lu Qiang, the provinces we will supervise next will be Zhongjiang Province and Handong Province.

Comrade Mangcang, you will draft the document and have the General Office send a letter to Zhongjiang Province and Handong Province on May 5th."

After saying that, Qi Tongwei patted Mangzhuang's shoulder. The Mongolian boy was really tall and strong, a few centimeters taller than Qi Tongwei.

Mangcang looked at the two cards in his hand, one with Zhongjiang Province written on it and the other with Handong Province written on it. He felt helpless for a moment. He was a new civil servant who had not even finished his internship, but he had decided which province the Discipline Inspection Commission would supervise. Who would believe him if he told others about it?

In fact, this is also the advantage of working in a big government office. Even if you are a trainee civil servant, you have the opportunity to meet high-ranking officials like Qi Tongwei at the ministerial level and have access to information and intelligence that corrupt officials in other provinces dream of.

Corrupt officials in many provinces have a consensus that it is useless to know some high-level leaders of the Commission for Discipline Inspection, and they will not risk ruining their own future to help corrupt officials in some places.