Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

At Liu Minghan's invitation, Liu Hongyi visited his office.

As the steward of the provincial party committee compound, Director Liu's office is on the same floor as Tai Zhengyang.

As expected, the office of the Zhennan Provincial Party Committee is also an ancient courtyard. Many buildings still have obvious Republican-era style. Obviously, it must have been an important office before.

The environment is very quiet.

Liu Minghan was very polite and carefully tried to find out Liu Hongyi's "secret" through his words.

Liu Hongyi did not hide anything from him and reported the whole cause and effect to him. Of course, he concealed the part that Tai Zhengyang asked him to be a secretary of the Zhennan Provincial Party Committee after graduation. It is best not to show off something that has not happened yet.

What if something changes?

The main point is that Secretary Tai hopes that he can do some research and investigation in Zhennan during this period to help Tai Zhengyang make decisions.

Liu Minghan is an experienced official, so how could he not hear the subtext?

This is the non-staff "expert consultant".

I just don’t know what kind of ability Liu Hongyi has that makes Secretary Tai value him so much.

It was almost two hours later that Tai Zhengyang returned to the provincial party committee compound.

As soon as he returned to the office, he immediately summoned Liu Hongyi.

Liu Minghan accompanied him.

"Hongyi, sit, sit..."

After sending Liu Minghan away, Tai Zhengyang said to Liu Hongyi with a smile.

Tai Zhengyang's office, the first secretary of the provincial Party committee, is also steeped in antiquity, with polished wooden floors, though many areas still exude a sense of age. Of course, to put it mildly, it's the vicissitudes of time.

Even the guest sofas are made of wood.

It's just the best redwood.

Repainted.

"When did you come?"

Tai Zhengyang took the cigarette from Liu Hongyi and asked kindly.

Liu Hongyi gave the report with a smile.

"Oh, you happened to meet Comrade Yu Donghai's daughter and Comrade Huang Anping's child? Haha, what a coincidence!"

"Principal, I plan to go with them to various parts of the province. Huang Yonghui said he wanted to visit the families of his fallen comrades. I'll go with him, and it'll be a good opportunity to complete our research along the way."

"Yeah, visiting the families of fallen comrades is what we should do."

Tai Zhengyang's expression became a little more serious.

"You can also do some research to see if the local government is taking adequate care of the families of military personnel and martyrs. This is a very important issue in Zhennan and must be treated with caution."

"Yes, Principal!"

Zhennan is still a war zone.

Although the participating troops came from all over the country, the militia and civilian laborers who fought alongside the troops and provided logistical support came from border areas. They were equally brave and courageous in the battles, making great contributions to the victory of the war, while also bearing certain sacrifices.

There are also clear regulations on the resettlement and compensation of the militiamen and laborers who participated in the war and were injured or sacrificed.

It is understandable that Tai Zhengyang, as the new first secretary of the provincial party committee, is more concerned about this issue.

Although Liu Hongyi has roughly outlined the future development path of Zhennan, it will take time to implement the specific work.

"Principal, in order to improve efficiency, I request that the province send us a vehicle, preferably a jeep."

Liu Hongyi immediately put forward his own request.

Tai Zhengyang readily agreed, "No problem. I'll have them send you a large jeep, a driver, and some security. Also, don't get too close to the border; it's still not very safe there."

"The Anlang people still refuse to calm down and are still making trouble."

Tai Zhengyang said this, with a hint of anger and disdain on his face.

"Yes, Principal!"

Liu Hongyi agreed immediately.

He knew very well that the war was not over.

The Anlang people were unwilling to accept defeat. After we withdrew, they immediately made a comeback, provoking us from time to time in the border area and often sending small troops across the border.