The next morning, Jiangbei Daily, the organ of the provincial party committee, published a commentator’s article on the front page stating, “Beginning in 2001, the Organization Department of the provincial party committee explored the establishment of a random public opinion poll system and introduced public opinion polls into the promotion and promotion of party and government leading cadres.
In the performance appraisal and evaluation system... public opinion surveys are a bridge between cadres and the masses, a green channel to reflect social conditions and public opinion, and are of great significance to conduct a comprehensive physical examination of cadres and put forward reasonable suggestions for improving work. In the future, survey activities must be carefully organized to form a long-term
effective mechanism to ensure that public opinion polls achieve practical results.”
Peng Yuanzheng and Feng Qianru finished their travel agency activities and returned to Jiangbei by car that afternoon. He saw this "Jiangbei Daily" that night. The tour group was disbanded on the spot in the provincial capital, and the couple went to visit before returning to Xin'an.
I visited Song Bingnan once, it was purely a courtesy.
Peng Yuanzheng saw this newspaper from the Song family, glanced at it hastily, and felt a little emotional. From this, his matter was finally settled, and there would be no more suspense.
Song Bingnan also hinted that the Provincial Party Committee will hold a standing committee meeting the day after tomorrow to study and discuss several major issues, one of which is the finalization of the candidates for Xin'an City Party Committee Secretary and Mayor.
If all goes well, his appointment will be issued before the middle of next month. At the latest, it will not be later than the end of next month.
The couple stayed one night in the provincial capital. After breakfast the next morning, Peng Yuanzheng drove back himself.
Now from the provincial capital to Xin'an, if there is no traffic jam on the highway, you can get there in one and a half hours. Peng Yuanzheng drove the car very fast, and he was a little anxious to go back to work.
Feng Qianru knew that her husband was anxious to return, so she didn't say anything. She only occasionally whispered to him to drive slower to avoid danger.
We set off at around eight o'clock, and the journey went smoothly. When we got off the expressway and entered Xin'an City, it was not yet ten o'clock. Peng Yuanzheng slowed down the car, preparing to send his wife home first, and then go directly to the municipal party committee to work.
At the Hongqi intersection, the car was blocked.
There was a large group of people gathered in front, and there was a lot of noise. Several shouts and fights could be heard from time to time. A van with the words "urban management and law enforcement" written on it stopped at the front left, and the sound came from here.
Peng Yuanzheng frowned. He parked the car on the side of the road, got out of the car and strode over. Feng Qianru continued to stay in the car and read her fashion magazines.
Peng Yuanzheng walked forward and saw six urban management team members. Three of them were standing aside with their waists and arms folded, watching the fun, while the other three were chasing a middle-aged couple hawkers. Look at the hawkers scattered on the ground.
The green vegetable leaves should be a pair of vegetable vendors.
The woman, with her hair disheveled, was sitting on the ground trying to save the leg of an urban management team member, crying incessantly; while the man was twisted to the ground by two other urban management team members, and was kicked several times.
"Run? Run again! Let me see if you fucking run again!" A city manager cursed and punched the male vendor, who was beaten so hard that he screamed miserably.
An urban management officer who looked like a captain waved his hand solemnly and shouted: "Okay, let him go! The car will be confiscated. Go back and prepare a fine of 500 yuan. When will you pay the fine and take the car back? I'll tell you.
, this will not happen next time, if you set up a stall in the downtown area again, we will fine you once you are caught!"
The two urban management officials then angrily let go of their hands and turned to leave.
Seeing that the urban management was about to push their wooden cart away, the couple hawkers were so anxious that they got up from the ground crying. The woman threw herself on the cart desperately and refused to get off the cart no matter how hard the urban management dragged her.
The two urban management officials cursed, and one of them stepped forward and hugged the female vendor's waist, dragging her down. Then she threw her to the ground lightly, and the female vendor fell to the ground with a scream.
Many people watching the excitement around here can't stand it. Today's urban management is better than the police. They chase these small traders and hawkers in the city all day long, using rough methods at every turn - just like now, of course the hawkers are at fault.
Yes. Setting up stalls at intersections in downtown areas is not only unsightly and affects traffic. However, this is not a reason for urban management to use violence.
Peng Yuanzheng frowned. He couldn't stand it anymore, so he separated from the crowd and stepped forward and shouted: "How can you beat people? You are law enforcement members, not street gangsters!"
The urban management officer glanced at Peng Yuanzheng with a sneer and waved his hand: "Who are you? You are the one! Leave quickly, don't affect our law enforcement!"
Seeing someone "helping", the hawker couple got up and protected their wooden cart one after another. The cart of vegetables they sold was grown at home and was not worth much, but the cart was a poor one.
How could the urban management take away the main tool for making a living? As for the fine of 500, it is impossible for them to pay this amount anyway - you know, they may not be able to earn hundreds of dollars selling vegetables in the city for a month.
piece.
The urban management and the hawker couple became "entangled" again.
Peng Yuanzheng breathed a sigh of relief and immediately took out his cell phone to call Guo Weiquan, the head of Jian'an District, and explained the situation.
Not long after, a black car sped up. It was Ma Heliang, director of the newly established Urban Management Bureau of Jian'an District. Guo Weiquan and relevant leaders of the district government were still on their way.
Ma Heliang suddenly appeared at the scene, and several urban management team members were very surprised. The leading urban management team quickly ran over and said with a charming smile: "Ma Bureau, why are you here?"
Ma Heliang snorted from his nostrils and ignored him. Then with a smile on his face, he trotted towards Peng Yuanzheng, who was standing proudly on one side with his hands behind his back, and said respectfully: "Mayor Peng!"
Peng Yuanzheng had worked in Jian'an District for many years before and was no stranger to Ma Heliang, because Ma Heliang was originally a deputy section-level cadre in the district committee office.
"Ma Heliang? Are you currently the urban management bureau of Jian'an District?" Peng Yuanzheng said calmly.
"Yes, Mayor Peng, I'm at the Urban Management Bureau!" Ma Heliang saw Peng Yuanzheng's face as gloomy as water. Knowing that his subordinates had caused him trouble, he stood there in fear and fear, not daring to breathe.
"Committing murders in public and using violent means, is this the style of your Urban Management Bureau?" Peng Yuanzheng sneered: "If this is how your Urban Management Bureau enforces the law, I don't think your Bureau is needed anymore. Just disband!"
"Mayor Peng... we know we were wrong, and we will go back and make corrections right away - you guys, why don't you help the fellow villagers up quickly?" Ma Heliang expressed his stance to Peng Yuanzheng fearfully, while angrily scolding several urban management officials.
At this time, three black cars drove over from the other end. Not only did the district mayor Guo Weiquan arrive, but the district party committee secretary Gu Kaiming also arrived. At the same time, Lin Cai, the deputy district mayor in charge of urban construction, also arrived.
When Peng Yuanzheng called, Gu Kaiming was talking to Guo Weiquan at Guo Weiquan's place. He didn't dare to neglect, so he rushed over together.