I make a living solving crimes.

Chang Wei held the lunch box in one hand and chopsticks in the other. He looked up woodenly, and from his angle he could just see the double chin.

The girl, who was jokingly called a petty bourgeois by Chang Wei, wiped her sweaty forehead with her sleeve without caring about her image, and immediately a layer of stains appeared on the white sleeves of her police uniform.

Chang Wei chewed the food in his mouth and swallowed it, frowning and asked: "You didn't sleep all night?"

Jiang Hongxia looked at him with hatred and said through gritted teeth, "Do you know how many Chinese medicine stores there are in the entire northern part of Dongcheng? We also need to find all the people who buy medicine. We dragged the people from the pharmacy and the neighborhood committee away for most of the night."

Chang Wei didn't expect that they would work so meticulously.

After a little thought, I understood the difficulty. This is not the era where you have to register your ID card to buy cold medicine.

Fortunately, the guys from the old times have a special skill. After coming a few times, they will be able to call out your name, strike up a conversation, and know a lot about your family background with just a few words.

Frankincense is in low demand, and the guys are more impressed by this type of guest.

Even so, Sanbao and the public security police worked hard for a day and a night and finally compiled the list.

There were twenty-three names and addresses written on the white paper. If Chang Wei's guess was correct, the pilgrim should be among them.

"Where are Wu Jimao and Li Laifu?"

"They couldn't hold on any longer and went back to sleep."

"Why didn't you go back?"

"The case hasn't been solved yet. I'm just afraid that you'll have to wait."

Chang Wei looked at Jiang Hongxia in surprise. This woman was usually weak and timid, but she would really fight when something happened.

He waved his hand to drive her away: "Then hurry up and eat and go home to rest."

Jiang Hongxia was stunned, and said with a hint of reluctance: "Aren't you going today?"

Chang Wei picked up his lunch box and prepared to continue eating. He knocked his chopsticks upside down on the table and explained, "The case is not so urgent. The school is on guard. That person will definitely not dare to commit a crime in a short time. I asked Uncle Xiao and the others to find the files of these people and take a look first. We will go to investigate together tomorrow."

Jiang Hongxia opened her mouth and seemed to want to say something but stopped herself. She really needed to rest. Besides being tired, she had sweated too much that night, and her police uniform was stuffy and unbreathable, making her very hot.

After she left, Chang Wei put the list on the table and scanned it again. Unfortunately, the omniscient eye could not find any clues from the pile of words.

I'd like to trouble the three veteran policemen for the specific information of the people on the list.

As for Chang Wei... Chen Mingji came over before he had dinner and was waiting for him.

In the director's office, Chang Wei's classroom started again.

The young leader put his left hand on his waist and held a cigarette in his right hand. "The report is well written. Thank you for your hard work, leaders."

It seemed that his recognition brought them great joy. Chen Mingji and Zhang Youde's faces were glowing, and their busy two days and two nights were worth it.

“I have summarized three opinions.”

The two elementary school students paused, looked at each other, then calmly lowered their heads and picked up their pens.

If you need help from others, just bear with it!

Chang Wei paced back and forth in the office, thinking, and then spoke slowly.

"First, you need to open your mind and see a broader world. The four bad types need to be arrested and reformed, but what about those released after serving their sentences? They are excluded by society. If we don't care about them, they will easily take risks and continue to commit crimes."

"We should try to use less terms like 're-education through labor prisoners' in our jurisdiction. Since they have already accepted reform, we should treat them as ordinary people. The neighborhood committee can just pay more attention to them secretly."

The two looked at each other, nodded, and started recording.

"Secondly, we need to give full play to the subjective initiative of each neighborhood committee, but we also need to pay attention to the methods and approaches. Grassroots work needs to go deep into the masses to understand more about the specific situation and consider the problems from their perspective. When mediating neighborhood conflicts, we can't always let the honest people suffer losses, right?"

This world always makes those who are more sensible bear more. Those with good tempers are always bullied, those who are considerate are always sympathetic, those who can take care of others have no one to take care of them, those who cry and make a fuss get candy, and those sensible people, on the contrary, no one cares about them.

In his previous life, Chang Wei hated mediators.

But this position cannot be absent.

That's why Chang Wei specifically mentioned that we can't always pursue harmony in everything, as we are not a gang.

The two elementary school students pondered the meaning of Chang Wei's words and wrote down whether they understood them or not.

"Third, grassroots work is closely related to the lives of the people. Without thunderbolts, there is no way to be merciful. Therefore, we must carry out severe crackdowns regularly. Two leaders, there are bad people among the masses!"

Swish, swish, swish, the two pens dared not stop.

"Okay, that's enough for today. Think carefully about what I just said and put it into words as soon as possible. I'll take a look at it."

After saying that, he put his hands behind his back and staggered out of the door.

Chen Mingji and Zhang Youde looked at Chang Wei's back with deep eyes and gritted their teeth.

In the afternoon, Xiao Qiang and others took Chang Wei's list to the street office to check the information.

To learn alchemy, one must at least have some education, even if it was a private school in the old days.

If you can't even understand ancient Chinese, there's no point in giving you a recipe for an elixir!

Then there was the smoke and the pungent herbal smell all day long, which was also hard to hide.

After doing so much work, Chang Wei just hoped that his sudden guess was not wrong.

I also hope that the person who is seeking the scriptures is on this list.

But if it wasn't what he thought, Chang Wei really didn't know how serious of a disease it was to steal more than a hundred unwashed menstrual pads.

We had chicken for dinner at home tonight.

Chang Wei raised the chickens himself. After keeping them in the space for half a month, he selected two lucky ones from the five little roosters.

Too many roosters are not conducive to the unity of the flock. Two roosters in a flock of chickens are enough.

After plucking the feathers and removing the internal organs, there was less than two pounds of meat left from the two chickens.

Remove the large bones, cut the chicken into small pieces, put it into a bowl, add soy sauce and starch, mix well, then stir-fry with green peppers, and the aroma will come out.

While waiting for the pickling, Chang Wei saw Chang Long holding the little girl by the pond to watch the fish. In the corner, Xiao Zhao was eating a yellow bone fish with relish. He waved his hand, "Old Four, come here."

Having just been punished, Chang Long has been watching Yang Min's face when speaking and doing things at home these past two days. When he heard his eldest brother calling him, he stood in front of him obediently, without any sign of his previous mischievous behavior.

"I've been studying for five days. Tell me, how many words have you learned now?"

Chang Long scratched his head, blinking his big eyes: "Brother, we haven't learned to read yet."

"So what have you learned in the past few days?"

"I can sing. Our music teacher is so beautiful. She teaches us to sing."

"Okay, have you learned it?"

“I’ve learned it!”

"Okay, sing for us." Chang Wei held the little girl in his arms, full of anticipation.

Chang Long had never known what shyness was, so when he heard what his eldest brother said, he took two steps back and stood at attention, with his little hands placed at his sides and slightly opened backwards, his head tilted to the left and then to the right, and he slowly spoke in a childish and clear voice.

"The sun is shining in the sky."

“The flowers smiled at me.”

"The little bird said early, early, early."

"Why do you carry a pack of explosives?"

"I'm going to bomb the school."

"The teacher doesn't know."

"I'll run if you pull the string."

"With a loud bang, the school went up into the sky!"

PS: It’s already four chapters, let’s stop here for today, this old slave still has to serve you in bed!