A fire broke out in Yunzhou No. 7 Yuncang, five people died and one person is missing.
Lansheng Group quickly held a press conference and characterized crisis public relations director Qiao Wan as the "issuer of the violation statement" and the surviving quality inspector Su He as the "person responsible for locking the door." One was forced to bear the blame of a senior executive, and the other was pushed to the forefront of public opinion and became the scapegoat in everyone's eyes.
Qiao Wan was the best at unraveling lies, but could not prove that the responsibility statement was not the final version signed by him; Su He was most familiar with the warehouse scene, but watched helplessly as his colleague's name was changed to "Visitor whose identity is pending verification."
Starting from hostility and distrust, they followed the deleted duty list, six burnt work badge ropes, the statement number written in advance, and an anonymous text message pointing to 03:17 in the morning. They gradually discovered that: behind the fire, there was a set of "night watch lists" that spanned recruitment, outsourcing, data and public opinion.
The closer to the truth, the heavier the price. They must admit that they have compromised, been silent, and become part of this set of rules.
Before dawn, what they want to overturn is not just a press conference, but the entire table made of capital, power and lies.
