Name: Beijing Direct Tune, Directed by Sha Ruijin

When the situation in Handong was at its most chaotic, Xia Qing came. Sha Ruijin wants to reshape Handong, freeze cadres, and suppress the Han gang. Gao Yuliang was in a dilemma, Qi Tongwei was restricted at every step, and Tian Guofu watched and tested. Everyone thought that the new organization minister would either defect to Sha Ruijin or be swallowed up by the local forces in Handong. But Xia Qing is different. He has a background in the Xia family in Beijing and has more than thirty years of experience in grassroots organizing. He is not in a hurry to take sides, nor does he express his stance easily. He only talks about the system, uses procedures to break problems, and uses organizational plans to stabilize the cadre team. Sha Ruijin wants to blame the organization department? Xia Qing put the pot back on the table. No one can use Handong as a testing ground. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.