75: Chapter 75: Do Your Own Job Well 75: Chapter 75: Do Your Own Job Well Ji Yang did not bother with their conflicts; he was also adjusting his own mindset.
Since he had become the deputy mayor, he needed to achieve some practical outcomes.
For these government leaders, dealings at the People’s Congress were generally a formality and did not involve major changes, so what needed to be done had to be pursued.
The county had also allocated Ji Yang’s responsibilities, primarily focusing on culture, education, health, social security, medical insurance, convenience service centers, broadcasting, telecommunications, postal services, and tourism.
After visiting several villages, Ji Yang realized that for their township, telecommunications and broadcasting were major issues.
If these areas were not managed well, it could significantly hinder overall development.
Seeing several leaders present, Ji Yang said, “Comrades, a critical issue has emerged from this incident—our telecommunications problem.
If the signal were connected, such problems wouldn’t have occurred.”
His words resonated deeply with He Chengjun, who nodded vigorously and said, “Mr.
Ji Yang is absolutely right.
Since arriving here, I have felt that command was not smooth.
If we cannot resolve this issue, it will be very difficult for us to develop.”
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If Qian Wan and the others had been able to make phone calls, we could have located them accurately, and this situation would not have arisen.
Therefore, we must expedite our efforts in telecommunications.”
Yan Xingshun also nodded emphatically, “Taking this opportunity, we should discuss this issue with the county.
It would be great if we could get the signal connected.”
Ji Yang said, “It actually won’t cost much.
By constructing more base stations in the mountainous areas, we could cover the entire township, making it possible to make calls from anywhere.”
He Chengjun added, “I will take responsibility for this matter.
I still have some connections in the city, and I will make sure this is done as quickly as possible.”
Everyone glanced at Ji Yang, since He Chengjun was clearly stepping in on a proposal initially raised by Ji Yang.
Noticing everyone’s gaze, Ji Yang smiled and said, “I also think that Mayor He handling this matter would be excellent.
He has many connections, which would make this much easier for us.
As long as it enables our township to develop, we should actively take charge.”
A smile appeared on He Chengjun’s face, “This is indeed a beneficial action for the entire township, and it must be done quickly.”
“Mayor He, apart from telecommunications, I have also noticed that we should keep up with broadcasting.
If possible, let’s handle that as well.
If not, as long as communications are smooth, that itself will be a solution.”
“No problem, leave this matter to me; I will go to the city right away.”
Seeing He Chengjun’s eager demeanor, Ji Yang realized that he was anxious to make some accomplishments.
Yan Xingshun appeared somewhat anxious too, saying, “I have sorted things out at the People’s Congress in the past few days, and soon will call a presidium meeting.”
He Chengjun said, “We cannot delay this matter any longer as the senior leaders have asked about it several times.”
Both of them appeared unyielding, which made Ji Yang shake his head.
Since He Chengjun had not yet been confirmed at the People’s Congress meeting, he was somewhat restrained, but once the meeting began, it might potentially escalate to an all-out conflict between the two.
Once telecommunications were resolved, local tourism should ideally catch up—Ji Yang did not say this aloud, but he was already preparing to work on this.
From Ji Yang’s observations, the township’s tourism resources were genuinely impressive.
If integrated well, it could be successfully developed.
One of the responsibilities he held was tourism, and if managed well, it would certainly yield significant achievements.
Of course, seeing everyone’s eagerness to achieve, Ji Yang did not wish to reveal his plans yet.
The current priority was to prepare for various aspects, and then act when opportunities arose.
Next, he planned to collect some local folk stories from the villages to see if he could find some culturally unique elements.
If packaged well, tourism could definitely take off.
Ji Yang had another idea—considering the abundant mountain products here, if he could set up live broadcasting, it might help local people achieve wealth and alleviate poverty.
Various ideas emerged, but regretfully, he was only the deputy mayor and not even part of the executive committee, so Ji Yang had to focus on building his strength and move covertly.