Rebirth of the Rising Sun

When he heard about the woman, Xu Liang's eyes lit up first, followed by Tian Xiong's eyes, and even Di Quan's eyes. Maybe this is the true nature of men.

"Haha, since Brother Jia Wen thinks so highly of us, it would be a big deal if we don't stay. Haha, I'll stay." Xu Liang was the first to express his opinion.

"I'll stay too." Tian Xiong Daguang was not willing to be left behind. The contract wouldn't be signed until tomorrow anyway, so there was no point in him getting anxious now.

Finally, Di Quan was the only one left. He rolled his eyes and said, "Okay, I'll stay too, but I need to call Mayor Liu first to report a situation."

So Di Quan called Liu Wenhua and said that Wu Ziwen had suddenly gone to the province for something and would not be back until tomorrow. He was now explaining the situation to Tian Xiong Daguang and comforting him.

Hearing that Wu Ziwen was summoned by the Provincial Land Bureau, Liu Wenhua did not think too much and ordered Di Quan to take good care of Tian Xiong Daguang and not let them think that he was a man who did not keep his word.

Of course Di Quan agreed immediately, and after hanging up the phone, he turned around and smiled at Jia Wen and others and said, "It's done."

"Hahaha, done, done, come on, let's go to the box inside, we have everything there, hahaha." Jia Wen laughed and led everyone to the box. This time when he met these people, he must coax them and make them happy. In the future, if they take care of their business, they will have everything.

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At the provincial government, Vice Governor Du Shengzheng called the place where Mr. Hua was resting. "Mr. Hua, this is Xiao Du. I have something to report to you..."

After Du Shengzheng explained in detail the relationship between the problems in Haibei City and the Provincial Japanese Business Council, there was silence on the other end of the phone. During this time, Du Shengzheng did not say much. He knew that the old leader needed some time to accept this reality.

"Hey!" After about six or seven minutes, Mr. Hua sighed on the other end of the phone, "If that's the case, then let's do whatever we should do next. Don't worry, I'm open-minded." It's true that Hua was the middleman who put Liu Wenhua in touch with the Provincial Japanese Overseas Chinese Business Council at the beginning, but his original intention was not to think that the two sides could cooperate on some illegal things. It can be said that his original idea was for the good of both parties. Now things have developed to this point, which he could not have imagined and did not want to see. The last time he went to the Haitian Economic Development Zone, it was because he heard that the managers of the development zone had a strong resistance to the Japanese, so he wanted to say a fair word for the Japanese. Now it seems that the facts are not like this at all. It was fortunate that he did not get things done last time, otherwise wouldn't he have become a sinner?

Mr. Hua said to Governor Du that this was his tacit approval of the reality that Du Shengzheng was going to report the current problems. He could do nothing to help the Provincial Japanese Business Council. After all, the current Provincial Japanese Business Council was no longer the council he had established and expected. It had long since deteriorated.

"Xiao Du, no matter what, if there is a problem, we must get to the bottom of it. We can't allow the great situation of our motherland to be destroyed by some people. It's the same in life and work. We must always remember that we are party members and cadres trained by the country and the people. We have only one responsibility, and that is to serve the people wholeheartedly. Do you understand?" As if afraid that Du Shengzheng would hesitate on some things, Old Hua suddenly said these words. These words were like a heavy hammer hitting Du Zhengsheng on the head, making him understand what to do next.

"Yes, Mr. Hua, I know what to do." Du Sheng nodded on the other end of the phone. At this moment, he had a clear goal of what to do next and what path to take.

After talking with Mr. Hua, Du Shengzheng understood what he had to do next, so when he appeared in front of Feng Sizhe, his expression became much more resolute. "Comrade Sizhe, you said before that Liu Wenhua did not sign the 100 million yuan that was transferred, right?"

"Yes, Governor Du, it was our other deputy mayor Song Dexiang who signed it at that time." Feng Sizhe nodded and replied.

"That's not going to be easy. How can we be sure that Comrade Liu Wenhua has any bad relationship with the Provincial Japanese Business Council?" Du Shengzheng said with some embarrassment when he heard that Liu Wenhua did not leave any other handles on the key issues. After all, the other party was a mayor, a national leader at the department level, and a senior party cadre. He couldn't do whatever he wanted to such a person. Without solid evidence, no one could touch the other party.

"It's not difficult. Although there is no evidence against Liu Wenhua in this matter, he still has many problems in many things. For example, he has a cousin named Liu Neng, who is currently the director of our Haibei City Office in Beijing. Many people reported that his cousin took bribes and embezzled money under his guise, and also handed over a certain amount of profit to his cousin, Comrade Liu Wenhua, every year. Although the latter is hearsay, I have evidence of the previous matter. I think we can first take down his cousin and then find a breakthrough from him. There is also Song Dexiang, who once gave money to the Southwest Bank of Shenzhou Tangsheng Bank to save his left-hand man. District Director Ding Qiang paid a bribe of 30 million yuan, but later he noticed something and took the money back in time. But it doesn't matter. There are still clues in this matter. The evidence of the money being transferred from the account to the bank is left. "Feng Sizhe had already thought about it. To deal with people like Liu Wenhua, you either don't do it, or you have to beat him to death with one blow. Otherwise, if you wait for him to counterattack, things will be troublesome. So since he wanted to take action against Liu Wenhua, he made all preparations and listed all the problems that Liu Wenhua might commit. He wanted to win with one blow.

Listening to Feng Sizhe's story, Du Shengzheng nodded, "Very good, let's start with a department-level cadre. This way, the resistance will be much smaller. I think we should start with the two things you mentioned. However, I think we still need to go to Secretary Fang of the Discipline Inspection Commission to explain the situation. After all, this is within his scope of authority."

"Yes, I will follow the leader's instructions." Feng Sizhe nodded. Feng Sizhe did not find out anything else about Fang Ming, the secretary of the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection, except that Fang Ming had a good personal relationship with Du Shengzheng, so he reported the matter to Du Shengzheng as soon as possible. This was not only because the matter had some connection with Mr. Hua, but also because Du Shengzheng had a good relationship with Wenming.

Not long after, Feng Sizhe and Du Shengzheng appeared in the office of Fang Ming, the deputy secretary of the provincial party committee and secretary of the discipline inspection commission. Du Shengzheng first introduced Feng Sizhe to the other party, and then explained some of the situation to Fang Ming. Then the two discussed and decided that Ye Anmin, the first deputy secretary of the provincial discipline inspection commission and director of the provincial supervision department, would be in charge of this matter.

The reason why Deputy Secretary Ye was asked to be in charge of this matter was because Du Shengzheng and Fang Ming both felt that this matter would eventually be traced back to Liu Wenhua. It would be somewhat inappropriate for a mayor at the department level to send a deputy department level secretary to take charge. Instead of changing the leader midway, it would be better to let Ye Anmin take charge directly.

Thus, that afternoon, two groups of people from Guiyuan City, the capital of Guangxi Province, headed for Haibei City. One group was Feng Sizhe, his secretary Chen Guangming, his driver Li Shuang and others, and the other group was the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection headed by Ye Anmin. While Ye Anmin and others were heading for Haibei City, he had already sent another person to go directly to Kyoto City. He wanted them to first control Liu Neng, the director of Haibei City’s Beijing Office. This was a key figure and one of the primary witnesses of Liu Wenhua’s crime. Of course, Song Dexiang, the former executive vice mayor of Haibei City, also went to Haibei City this time. Letting him go back was also to let him understand the situation in Haibei City and make him more clear about whether he should say some things and confess some problems under the current situation in Haibei City.

Ye Anmin and others arrived in Haibei City in a high-profile manner. As soon as they entered the urban area, they drove directly into the Municipal Party Committee. They didn't even say hello to Haibei Municipal Party Committee Secretary Xiang Kang. They went straight to the Haibei Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and found the Commission for Discipline Inspection Secretary Wang Changhui. They asked him to vacate several rooms in the hotel where the Commission for Discipline Inspection usually worked, as they were going to investigate a case.

Naturally, Wang Changhui did not dare to be negligent and immediately began to make arrangements himself. Of course, he also took the time to report the situation to the municipal party secretary Xiang Kang, because he could already feel that the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection was serious this time and that a group of problematic cadres in Haibei City were bound to fall. However, Wang Changhui had no idea who they were and who their target was.

The Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and other people just moved into the private hotel where the Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection often worked - Chengda Hotel. Then, after Ye Anmin and others moved in, the hotel immediately cut off any contact with the outside world, and the hotel gate was also guarded by the relevant personnel of the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection. Unless they were the people they wanted to see, no one could enter the hotel to find out the truth.

The appearance of the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection immediately caused a stir in the already uneasy Haibei Municipal Bureau. Apart from others, the first to jump up and down was Mayor Liu Wenhua. He seemed to sense something was wrong and felt that the appearance of these people seemed to have something to do with him, but he was not sure whether things would turn out as he imagined. For this reason, he called Wang Changhui, the secretary of the Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection.