Provincial cadre Liang Hui was kicked to the position of deputy mayor of Tianhe Town, the poorest town in the province, because he refused to give the green light to the leader's nepotism. As soon as he took office, he was tripped up by local bosses: he was in charge of the messy agriculture + poverty alleviation, photovoltaic subsidies were embezzled, the dams were dregs, and the villagers' fruits and vegetables were rotten in the fields and could not be transported out!
Faced with the threat of "get out or be obedient", Liang Hui sneered: "I come to the grassroots to do practical things, not to show off!" He investigated corruption, built dams, relocated thousands of villagers to fight floods, and was the protective umbrella behind the shoddy project. He also wanted to build a road to wealth so that people could increase their income!
Unexpectedly, the more practical things were done, the more popular it became, and the people's support could not be stopped. From being a "non-local" who was squeezed out, he made a counterattack and became a central figure in the Provincial Party Committee - this grassroots level has to rely on hard-core results to speak for itself!
