Zhou Dacheng was clearly unprepared for dissenting opinions, and several people’s unexpected disagreement threw today’s proceedings off the course he had intended.
Zhou Dacheng, however, had not been idle. In recent times, aside from Su Jincheng, he had further strengthened his ties with Fang Shijun; in his view, Fang Shijun would stand with him. Additionally, he had communicated with Disciplinary Committee Secretary Lu Mingping and had managed to persuade him. For more chapters visit novel·fıre·net
With the support of those few individuals, he had also had several discussions with Huang Yan, and the two seemed to have reached a consensus. It was because of this that he had the confidence to convene this meeting.
Seeing such an issue arise, he looked towards several people.
However, it appeared that those people didn’t show any definitive stance.
Could it be that they also wished to insert their own candidates?
Zhou Dacheng had interacted with everyone, offering some positions.
However, as events were unfolding in a different direction, Zhou Dacheng knew he had to press on with the meeting.
"Well, since everyone has different opinions, when proposing candidates from the organization department, anyone can also nominate their own choices," Zhou Dacheng could only say such.
Huang Songping said, "That’s good indeed. We should be , not being dictatorial, and let everyone express their dissenting views."
At this point, Su Jincheng spoke, "Alright, let’s discuss one by one, starting with the candidate for the Secretary-General of the Municipal Party Committee Office, which is an important position. In some places, it has even become a part of the team. Currently, there are two candidates: Comrade Zhang Ningcheng and Comrade Gui Chunping. I will explain the situation of these two comrades..."
As he described the two people’s backgrounds, everyone remained silent. After he finished, Huang Songping said, "Both comrades are good choices. I would like to nominate another candidate, Comrade Zhu Mingyu from the Municipal Party Committee Office."
Once he began, everyone started recommending their own suitable candidates.
Ji Yang glanced at Zhou Dacheng, seeing clearly that people were deliberately causing trouble. If he couldn’t control the situation, the aftermath would be unpredictable.
Ji Yang did not propose any candidate, preferring to see how these people intended to stir the pot.
Deng Guohai then said, "For the position of the Municipal Party Committee Secretary-General, I believe Comrade Chang Lixia from the Municipal Party Committee is very suitable. She is highly capable and maintains good relations with all parties. Even the provincial leaders have mentioned her multiple times."
Soon, everyone put forward their candidates.
Zhou Dacheng’s expression turned ugly. He obviously realized that these people were opposing him to make him embarrassed, but given the situation, he could only continue as such.
At this moment, Ji Yang was also pondering. Typically, a secretary would have entered the team, yet this place’s secretary-general had not. What exactly had happened?
When Ji Yang couldn’t figure it out, he decided not to dwell on it too much and sat there watching everyone perform.
Huang Songping glanced at the sullen-faced Zhou Dacheng and said, "Old Zhou, let’s start the voting process. Everyone has different opinions, and it would be better to vote on the matter."
Zhou Dacheng looked at the people seated there and said, "Everyone should first express their view. Ah, Mr. Ji Yang, you haven’t spoken yet. Please, say a few words."
All eyes turned to Ji Yang.
Upon seeing this, Ji Yang knew Zhou Dacheng wanted him to take a stance.
Ji Yang was already prepared and said, "As the comrades mentioned earlier, we outsiders do not know much about the situation in Jinyin City. I have tried to understand as much as I can, but up till now, I still do not have an in-depth understanding. Therefore, in the discussion of this candidate, I choose to abstain."
Although Zhou Dacheng was dissatisfied with Ji Yang’s choice to abstain, he nodded slightly. Regardless, Ji Yang had not sided with Huang Songping.