On the day of breaking off the engagement, she flirted with the rough man and went to join the army

Director Hao didn't even want to bother with this tactless guy!

But Zhou Gui is his direct subordinate after all. If the higher-ups really investigate, he will be held responsible.

So he could only bite the bullet and wink at Zhou Gui, signaling him to calm down.

However, Zhou Gui was in high spirits at the time, so how could he allow himself to fail in pretending to be cool?

He glanced at Yun Suisui and the old man over there, and said righteously, "Director Hao, we are the red spearhead of the proletariat, the most fair and just existence in the hearts of the people. How could we be infiltrated by the enemy? If you still insist on being stubborn, I will kill my own family for the sake of justice!"

At this moment, Director Hao had only one word in his mind: fuck.

He never expected that the subordinates he had trained with great effort would actually want to overthrow him. This was simply a rebellion against Tiangang!

He laughed in anger, gnashing his teeth as he asked, "I'd like to see how you're going to sacrifice your own family for the sake of justice."

"It seems that you don't admit your mistake."

Zhou Gui narrowed his eyes and raised his hand to signal his brothers, "Hold them all down! Even if the emperor comes today, I will not let these "Four Olds" go!"

In fact, he had long disliked Director Hao.

He always beats and scolds me, and never says a nice word. What right does he have?

If Zhou Gui hadn't wanted to ask him to help him find a job, he wouldn't have endured this!

But now it’s different. Director Hao is shielding the capitalist-roaders and trying to hide the “Four Olds” items. So many people can testify to this, and his tenure as director is definitely over.

Then isn't that your chance?

With his qualifications, even if he can't become a director, he can definitely be an ordinary clerk.

The vacant workstation must belong to him!

Seeing that the Red Guards were about to attack again, Lian Qing quickly stopped them, "What are you doing? Are you treating us like decorations? Anyone who dares to attack us will come with us to the police station!"

He is tall and strong with dark skin, a fierce-looking face, and looks very intimidating.

Zhou Gui gritted his teeth. "We're eliminating the Four Olds. What does that have to do with you, the Public Security Bureau? What's going on? Do they, the 43rd Army, want to completely control everything?!"

As he said this, he glared fiercely at the old man who was surrounded by his men.

The old man was confused. What does your scolding of the 43rd Army have to do with their Cultural Bureau? It's not their business to manage military affairs!

Lian Qing also frowned, "What are you talking about? Someone reported you for burglary and damaging state property!"

Damaging state property is nothing more than undermining socialism, which is similar to reselling goods. If the situation is serious, it will take more than ten years to get out.

Zhou Gui certainly wasn't, shouting, "Bullshit! We're eradicating the cancer of capitalism, how can we possibly be playing with state property!"

At this time, the old man who had been silent just now spoke up, his tone full of sorrow and indignation, "Aren't those in your hands all state property?"

Zhou Gui didn't understand the deeper meaning behind his words. Instead of feeling guilty, he laughed out loud. "Great! Who the hell do you think you are? A mere deputy regiment commander, and you think you can represent the country? You even claim your family's "Four Olds" are state property. You're so shameless!"

He looked at Lian Qing, "Did you hear that clearly, comrade? This isn't state property at all. It's contraband they've been hiding! This is a false alarm that disrupts the work order of the public security organs. They're the ones you should arrest!"

Lian Qing's mouth twitched, and he thought that this man might be a fool.

Mr. Wu explained it so clearly, but he still didn't understand. He is really a talented person.

Seeing that he didn't respond, Zhou Gui frowned and said in a bad tone, "Why are you looking at me? Do you want to join them in this evil business?"

Lian Qing sighed and sincerely felt that no matter what he would encounter, it would not be unfair.

He walked towards Professor Wu, pushed aside the several young people surrounding the old man, and said solemnly, "Let me introduce you. This is Mr. Wu Qingshan, Director of the Cultural Relics Department of the Provincial Cultural Bureau. He is specifically responsible for the protection of cultural relics. All the antiques in your hands, including this house, are cultural relics registered by the Cultural Bureau and are indeed state property."

Even though the protection of cultural relics is not taken seriously now, and even most of the work of the Ministry of Cultural Relics has been shelved, since Wu Qingshan's father and brothers are famous patriotic businessmen, they provided a large amount of medicine and basic guarantees to the front line during the war, and handed over most of their property after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is not an exaggeration to say that they are highly respected.

Therefore, the higher-ups basically agreed to some of his small requests for protecting cultural relics.

It's not that I want to keep it privately, I just want to protect it in the name of the country, so of course I have to give him this face.

He was the one who saved the small Western-style building and the things inside it.

Regardless of the process, these are now indeed state property and are protected by the state.

If Zhou Gui wants to smash, loot and rob, isn't that going against the entire Chinese nation?

Zhou Gui's pupils suddenly shrank.

Isn't this old man the husband of that beautiful woman? How did he become a member of the Wu family?

No matter how ignorant he was, he had heard of the Wu family. After all, they were a nationally renowned patriotic businessman who had appeared in newspapers and had photos taken with leaders.

He only knew that the house was registered in the name of the Cultural Bureau, and he thought that the male owner of the house had made some dirty deal with the leading cadres of the Cultural Bureau to allow his family to live in it. The stolen goods all over the house were the best proof.

But now it seems that this is not the case.

He opened his mouth and said dryly, "If it's state property, why are military personnel allowed to live here? Isn't that an abuse of power?"

Lian Qing was not aware of this, and could not help but look at Yun Suisui.

Although Yun Suisui knew that her ability to move in was definitely legal and reasonable, she still believed that family disgrace should not be made public, and what happened in the military region naturally could not be told to outsiders. She also did not know about the transaction between the 43rd Army and the Cultural Bureau.

So she turned her attention to Wu Qingshan.

Wu Qingshan waved his hand. "It's nothing to say. Comrade Yun's husband, Captain Gu, dealt with spies from the Fu and Gao states many times during his tenure. He wasn't afraid of bloodshed or sacrifice, and recovered a large number of bronze artifacts for our country. He's in trouble and wants to find a place to stay for his wife, who is unable to move due to pregnancy. How can our Cultural Bureau just stand by and watch?"

"Not to mention, his wife is also a great doctor. Not only did she save countless lives during the Dachengshan support, she also provided a lot of medical assistance to our soldiers guarding the border!"

"I ask you, with such a family loyal to the country and the people helping to protect national cultural relics and property, why can't I agree?"

He finished all this without even stuttering, which showed that he really knew Yun Suisui and Gu Jun well enough to let them live there with confidence.

Zhou Gui was speechless, and even Lian Qing was convinced.

Yun Suisui was also amazed in her heart. She was indeed the most educated person in the Wu family. Her logic was clear and her choice of words was rigorous. She moved people with emotion and convinced them with reason. It was simply an art.

Although she was not a native of Yanshi, she had heard about the Wu family's deeds and was somewhat curious about Mr. Wu.

After all, this person was called "the last gentleman of the 20th century" by later generations.

Unexpectedly, she saw it today.