I heard that being assigned to the national police made Li Yongxun depressed for a time - she had seen "policemen" in Dongmen City wearing bamboo hats, black uniforms and leggings, with a white stick hanging from their waists - not to mention theft and robbery.
"Case", including quarrels, littering, spitting, etc. () is simply more lenient than "control than a dog." From the scope of their responsibility, they are generally the fast-shift arresters in the Ming Dynasty Yamen, and they are out-and-out
"Bad servant".
"What do you know?" Ke Yun saw that she was in a low mood and knew what she was thinking. "The national police are not the express team of the county government - they are an out-and-out powerful department directly under the Senate. The police are not untouchables. We
There is no such thing as a pariah in Australia during the Song Dynasty. This job is not something that ordinary people can do, and many naturalized people are rushing to do it."
"Well, do police officers count as officials?" Li Yongxun asked pitifully.
"Of course, forget it. You see, after you join the job, you will be promoted to a trainee police officer, and after three months of service, you will be promoted to a second-level police officer - this is the official list, a serious 'cadre' under the Senate.
Monthly salary, various subsidies, uniforms every year... Do you think the government officials in Ming Dynasty have this kind of treatment?"
Apart from the "squad leader", the rest of the government officials are nothing more than "registered" official government officials and "official" assistants. Not to mention the official status, they are not even "official officials". As for things like wages and benefits
, the yamen never considers it.
Li Yongxun was a little tempted. The "official body" thing was so attractive. Even if he was a "sesame official", he was still an "official" after all. She usually envied Ke Yun's uniform and his seriousness and calmness when "serving the official".
, full of authoritative attitude - this kind of "majesty" is completely different from the officials of the Ming Dynasty.
His Feiyu uniform, embroidered spring knife, and "waist tag" are all just "jokes" in the final analysis and cannot be real. The police position in Lingao is a real "official status" and a true "service to the public."
To take a step back, even if I don't want to, is there any choice left in Lingao, the hometown of Australians? Ke Yun's words that "Ziming Tower is short of people" are still in my ears.
"But I think of my sister's pedestrian division..." Li Yongxun looked at Ke Yun's black uniform and sighed.
Ke Yun smiled: "It's still a long time, take your time."
So Li Yongxun officially became a "police officer". He first filled out the "Registration Form for Public Servants" and was then arranged to enter the "Police Administration Study Class" in Fangcaodi. Since it was the expansion of the national police at that time, the police administration system
Renovation. A large number of personnel were urgently needed. Li Yongxun himself was able to write and calculate, and he had a "family background", so he did not enter the three-month police short-term training class. Instead, he entered the one-year police administration class.
In addition to studying, Li Yongxun also thought about writing letters to her family and cousin in Foshan several times, but she shrank when she thought of Ke Yun's words. Furthermore, how could she send them to them after writing? The inn was under the control of the Australians.
Since there was no acquaintance here to entrust, the matter was delayed.
One year of studying at Fangcaodi changed her a lot. When she graduated, she got excellent grades, and was then assigned to work in the household registration office. The police rank was also promoted to a trainee associate coordinator.
The work at the household registration office is very boring. Although she wears the black uniform that she once envied, she is engaged in paperwork every day. Since the Central Government Administration has begun to establish an island-wide household registration system, countless household registration information has poured into the household registration system like a flood.
Office, just preparing household registration files makes the entire household registration office extremely busy.
Originally, Ran Yao and others hoped that the household registration "yellow books" collected from various county and prefectural government offices in Hainan could provide some kind of reference. But the result was the same as what the people in the big library said: "I will update it after referring to it."
"Confused." The "Yellow Book", which has been compiled for more than ten years since the Apocalypse, does not provide detailed household registration information. It is even a "Book of the Dead": it is full of people in their hundreds and dozens of years old.
After getting a taste of the "yellow book", Li Yongxun's original love for the Ming Dynasty was even less. In addition to the newly trained police officers at the household registration office, there were also several retained residents of various counties.
The book office. Even these old guys have to admit that they are much better than themselves when it comes to the Australians' meticulous behavior and rules: in a word, the set of things that the Australians have brought and promoted is better than the oral and heart-to-heart teachings passed down from their ancestors.
I don’t know how many times better the secrets are.
Although Li Yongxun has some complaints about the job she is engaged in, she has been in the officialdom since she was a child. She has also experienced a year of rigorous police study, and has developed a good habit of obeying discipline. Moreover, Ke
Although Yun no longer appears as often as before, he will always meet and chat with her every ten and a half months - obviously, Ke Yun's "supervision" of her has not ended. If he is not careful everywhere, he will try his best to integrate into the Australians.
system, Ziminglou is still "empty and waiting".
There are some small adjustments to the boring work. Li Yongxun was designated as an "elective" in "Interrogation" at the police school. This course was taught by Zhou Dongtian himself. After graduation, he started working as a "part-time" service in the Interrogation Office.
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This kind of "part-time job" does not happen every day. When the correspondent silently sent a "temporary overtime notice", Li Yongxun knew that he would be busy again in the evening.
Li Yongxun's part-time job is "interrogation", or rather "torture".
The working place of the interrogation office is in the basement below the atrium. The thick leather-covered door is always closed. To enter this place, you have to pull the bell rope, and then a small window will open in the door, revealing the guard.
scrutinizing eyes.
Unrelated personnel are not allowed to enter. Even people like Li Yongxun who often come here for "part-time work" cannot enter without an "overtime order".
Once you enter this door, there is another staircase that spirals up to the basement. At the bottom of the stairs is a locked iron gate guarded by guards - when you stand here waiting for the door to open, you will occasionally hear shrill sounds.
The screams, on top of that, were the buzzing of the vent pipes.
Passing through the iron gate, there is a long corridor with an arched roof. Gas lights are on day and night. The corridor is made of terrazzo, with drainage ditches on both sides, and the walls are all covered with ceramic tiles. There are doors on both sides.
It's covered in thick leather cushions - and there's a viewing window on top.
According to the contents of the notice, Li Yongxun entered one of the rooms and began her work of "assisting in the interrogation".
The subjects of interrogation include both men and women, and that’s it for women. Li Yongxun’s family biography contains the “women’s torture” secretly passed down by Jin Yiwei, which was specially used to torture female prisoners. However, she was not comfortable with being asked to torture male prisoners:
Especially when the other person is still naked.
Although she felt uncomfortable, she did not hesitate when "working" - her father often said: When you are on duty, you are on duty, you don't have to think about it. Just do what your boss tells you. Director Zhou who gave her a lesson said: Prisoner
There is no distinction between men and women.
Li Yongxun works hard. She has both family skills and "modern influence". Once she gets started, she will immediately become proficient in "business". Not only because of her solid "business" skills, she also has a psychological advantage: in a country where men are superior to women, the culture is strong.
In today's society, being stripped naked and tortured by a young woman is a great humiliation for many people, so they collapse much faster. Soon, she gained a small reputation in the basement -
―Even in Qiongzhou Prefecture, where the National Police and the Political Security Bureau were employed, the husband of the county government office was impressed by this girl: This girl is really good at it.
Some people have already guessed that she should come from a "gongren" family - the unique skills she shows are definitely beyond the reach of ordinary people. Li Yongxun followed Ke Yun's instructions and never dared to say anything about his family background.
The sense of accomplishment of working overtime at night has slightly changed Li Yongxun's boring daily work. Although working overtime is hard, it also has small benefits - for example, he can get overtime pay that is half higher than normal overtime work, which is a good thing for people who originally had no idea about money.
It has become very important to Li Yongxun.
After Li Yongxun officially joined the national police, he moved into a dormitory area specially provided for single police officers. Here, he did not have to pay rent, only water and gas bills. The police headquarters also issued meal coupons according to the shift.
It didn't cost much, and she was a single woman who didn't have to support a family, so she should have plenty of money.
However, she lived a tight life every month - Li Yongxun, like all young people who broke away from family control and began to live independently in big cities, soon got lost in the prosperity of Lingao.
Of course, her hometown Nanjing was one of the few prosperous big cities at that time, but its material richness was far from being comparable to Lingao. There were all kinds of delicious, fun, and useful things here, and women could wander around and spend money at will.
The social atmosphere made her fall into the trap of hedonistic consumption faster.
She had no worries about food and clothing since she was a child, and lacked a sense of worry about money. She had no family to support in Lingao, so she was naturally unorganized.
First it was all kinds of perfumes, cosmetics, trinkets, then all kinds of "delicious food" that she had never eaten before, and then she fell in love with buying all kinds of "magazines". Most recently it was clothes - although she wore uniforms almost every day
, but as a woman, she has a natural craze for clothing. In the past, there were very few varieties of ready-made clothes in Dongmen City, all of which were work clothes of various styles. Later, in order to digest the spoils and withdraw money, Lingao Garment Factory began to consciously produce and launch modern clothing.
Styles of "fashion": There are styles modified according to modern styles, and some are designed and made based on the "improved Hanfu" provided by the Hanfu Party members.
In this way, Li Yongxun has become a "moonlight tribe". The temporary overtime work in the basement has become an important supplement to her long-awaited income. (To be continued, please search Piaotian Literature, the novel will be better and updated faster!