Thirty-two-year-old Gu Qingran landed in Yunshan and became the youngest female secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission in the province.
What she faced was: the son of the county party committee secretary monopolized the county's projects, the wife of the director of the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau controlled the procurement of central enterprises, and an intermediary company called "Haidong Consulting" had an annual turnover of over 100 million but did not pay taxes. What she wants to break is a large network of interests that spans local and central enterprises and extends to provincial capitals and Beijing. And at the end of this net, stood the man who killed her father fifteen years ago.
On her third day in office, she froze the account of the director of the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau. On the tenth day, she received a threatening text message: "Stop or you will bear the consequences." On the twentieth day, her car was followed. She did not retreat - because she knew that retreating would tell all those struggling in the darkness: justice will not come.
In this game, the only person she can trust is Zhai Tianze, general manager of Huaneng Group Yunshan Branch. He is the only clean person on this Internet, and the only person she can trust to support her. He protects the safety bottom line of tens of billions of assets, and she protects the justice and human heart of the people of Yunshan.
When the chain of interests surrounded them at the same time, they chose not to retreat.
This is a story about the bottom line, but also a story about female growth. It took Gu Qingran a month to tear open a corruption network that spanned three provinces and involved billions in cases, and used his life to prove that women don't need to be anyone, they just need to be themselves. In the face of the abyss of power and desire, holding on to the bottom line is holding on to the light.
Intention: Power is a public weapon, not a private property. When women grow up, it's not about who they become, but about becoming themselves. To hold on to the bottom line is to hold on to the light.