Chapter 380
Hearing Li Xuewu say it was fine, the hesitant look on Yin Mancang's face suddenly turned into a joyful smile.
Li Xuewu continued: "The scraps produced by breeding can also feed rabbits, right? It's quite good."
Yin Mancang had listened to Li Xuewu's words previously and had mobilized the villagers to set traps for rabbits quite a bit.
They were all watching closely, thinking of catching them alive. In this deep winter with the "white hair wind," they suffered quite a bit.
This winter, every family took out their own rations to feed these rabbits, and the first litter was just about now.
Li Xuewu was also happy to see the changes in Red Star Village, although Yin Mancang didn't tell him whether Lao Biaozi and the others were causing trouble in this.
There was no need to think; if there was an advantage to be taken, Lao Biaozi wouldn't be such a bastard.
At this moment, Yin Mancang's hesitant appearance must mean that Lao Biaozi had invested money here; otherwise, he wouldn't be so troubled.
It was also because he was afraid that Li Xuewu and the others would lose money, and afraid that Li Xuewu would have ideas about Red Star Village, so he attached such importance to the vegetable and rabbit breeding matters.
"Go ahead and do it boldly."
Li Xuewu took Yin Mancang down, walking and saying: "As long as the training ground guards the mountain pass for you, you can do whatever you want up here. Never mind raising pigs and rabbits; even raising a dragon is fine."
"Hahahahaha."
Yin Mancang also knew Li Xuewu was joking. Rabbits and wild boars were easy to talk about, but where would one find a dragon?
There were several "deaf" (long) ones in the village.
"Go to the steel rolling mill later; I'll have the engineering department weld some traps for you with iron bars."
Li Xuewu said to Yin Mancang with a smile: "Ground-based trigger type; one catch and you get the whole group."
Yin Mancang believed Li Xuewu's words deeply; if he said he could catch a whole group, then he really could catch them.
"That would be great."
Yin Mancang smiled, puffing on his cigarette, and said to Li Xuewu: "We have already decided in the village: keep one male and a few females, and kill the others directly. Just keep the small ones and raise a few batches, and the wildness will go away."
Li Xuewu nodded. As long as Red Star Village could sustain this state of operation, he had the confidence to create a "super village" in a few years.
"This year is a critical year; you must grasp this opportunity."
After giving Yin Mancang a word of advice, Li Xuewu got into the car again and went to the training ground in the woods.
There weren't many traces of construction in the woods; more were mountain cross-country obstacles set up according to the original environment.
Li Xuewu was prepared to set up a shooting range here, especially by the stream, which was a natural shooting range.
Overall, the training ground was now "everything is ready, only the east wind is missing."
Li Xuewu sat in the car on the way back and gave Yin Mancang advice all the way. At the entrance of the training ground, the motorcade stopped.
"We won't get out of the car; we'll go back directly."
Li Xuewu said to Yin Mancang beside him, then said to Sha Qizhi in the passenger seat: "Qizhi, hand over the things in the trunk to Secretary Yin."
Sha Qizhi promised and jumped out of the car first to take the package from the trunk.
Yin Mancang looked at Li Xuewu and asked: "You have a car too; why not eat dinner before going back?"
"There is still work."
Li Xuewu politely declined with a smile and said: "My sister-in-law entrusted me to bring things home, and it's also a bit of my heart. The medicine is for my second aunt, and the stationery is for Ya Ping and the others."
"Your second aunt's body has old problems; taking medicine doesn't help much."
Although Yin Mancang said this, he was very moved to hear Li Xuewu caring about his family.
Li Xuewu shook hands with Yin Mancang in the car and said with a smile: "It's medicine prescribed by my father; tell my second aunt to take it on time."
"Good, good."
Yin Mancang jumped out of the car with a smile, took the package from Sha Qizhi's hand, waved to the jeep, and sent the group off.
Li Xuewu really didn't stand on ceremony with Yin Mancang; he was truly busy with work.
His car stopped at the entrance of the Security Building just as the sun was setting. Ding Xuebo, who was waiting in the duty room at the entrance, came over to greet him.
"Hello, Deputy Section Chief Li."
"Hey."
Li Xuewu glanced at Ding Xuebo, not knowing why this person was waiting here.
Seeing Li Xuewu nod to him and prepare to go upstairs, Ding Xuebo hurriedly followed.
"Deputy Section Chief Li, I am Ding Xuebo from the Logistics Office of the Armed Forces Department."
Perhaps afraid that Li Xuewu didn't know him, Ding Xuebo also introduced himself.
And Li Xuewu still had the same expression, nodded, and said: "Mm-hmm, I know."
Ding Xuebo knew Li Xuewu wasn't easy to provoke, so he said with a bitter face at this moment: "Deputy Secretary Gu is still waiting for you. Look at this..."
"Mm-hmm."
Li Xuewu went up to the third floor without stopping and said to Sha Qizhi who was following behind: "Go ask Director Yu if there is anything later."
"Okay."
Sha Qizhi knew it was his turn to step up, took a few quick steps forward, and stopped Ding Xuebo, who was about to follow Li Xuewu into the office.
"Section Chief Ding, I'll take you to see our Director Yu."
"Good."
Seeing that Li Xuewu had already walked into the office, although the door wasn't closed tightly, he had already lost the opportunity to follow in, so he could only let Sha Qizhi lead him toward Yu Decai's office.
After returning to the office, Li Xuewu took off his overcoat and walked into the inner room to wash his hands and face.
He had been covered in dust all afternoon, up and down the mountain.
Sha Qizhi didn't know how he arranged Ding Xuebo, but he had already walked into the office, touched the temperature of the teacup with his hand, and then carried it over to Li Xuewu.
"Section Chief, just now Director Yu said that the Personnel Division has already confirmed the personnel. They will gather at the guard team's small playground tomorrow morning."
"Mm."
Li Xuewu promised, took the teacup, and took a sip of warm tea, then said to Sha Qizhi: "Tell Han Zhan and Han Yating that after the assembly is finished, pull them directly to the training ground and start training immediately."
"Yes."
After Sha Qizhi finished recording, he reported: "The drill time set by Director Yu is 8:30 tomorrow morning. Factory Director Yang and Deputy Factory Director Li said they might participate and asked if you have time to participate?"
"Participate."
Li Xuewu put the teacup on the table and took out the merger plan for the Armed Forces Department and the Security Division that he had prepared earlier from the drawer.
"Tell Director Yu that safety preparations must be made; don't cause safety incidents because of the drill."
"Yes."
After Sha Qizhi finished recording, he looked at Li Xuewu and said: "Director Yu suggests that you report your work to Deputy Secretary Gu today, because tomorrow's schedule is tight and cannot be arranged."
"Mm-hmm."
Li Xuewu nodded and said to Sha Qizhi: "Go invite Director Ding over."
After speaking, he picked up the phone on the table and called the branch bureau.
Because the equipment and facilities of the training ground were ready, Li Xuewu planned to pull the branch bureau's emergency team to the training ground tomorrow as well.
Including the security guards from Huaqing University who were training at the steel rolling mill previously, this time it counted as a comprehensive centralized training.
One sheep is grazing, two sheep are also grazing; Li Xuewu planned to graze the sheep of several related units together.
Because after this batch of training ended, there would still be a joint drill.
One was to show the leaders of these related units the advanced nature of the training ground and the steel rolling mill's training and education system, and also to see the results of their teams after centralized training at the training ground.
The second was to show the key enterprise safety leaders Li Xuewu was touring and lecturing to; the effect of this drill directly concerned whether the steel rolling mill's future funding would be sufficient.
Zheng Ju was quite happy to receive Li Xuewu's news, because at least the first step of team building had been taken.
Regarding the training funding Li Xuewu mentioned, Zheng Fuhua also exerted a lot of effort and promised to allocate some.
The funding was truly tight; the funding for the public security mouth had never been sufficient, and it had been tight since its establishment.
He had no opinion on Li Xuewu pulling the team out for training so early.
They couldn't wait until all the equipment was ready before starting training; that would take until the year of the monkey.
So let the people practice first, and weapons and equipment could be gathered slowly.
After agreeing on the assembly time, Zheng Fuhua brought Li Xuewu a piece of good news.
It turned out that Zheng Fuhua's comrade-in-arms had been transferred to the Garrison District. Because Li Xuewu had previously asked for advice on training, he thought of introducing a teacher to Li Xuewu.
In fact, Li Xuewu also knew that this wasn't one teacher, but a group of teachers.
One teacher might be for him, while a group of teachers was for the training personnel.
This was a good opportunity that one couldn't find even with a lantern.
The steel rolling mill was built by Li Xuewu himself, and the guard team, which included some people with training experience, couldn't compare to professional personnel.
Another thing was that Zheng Fuhua was also worried that Li Xuewu wouldn't be able to handle it, so he was using his own connections to support Li Xuewu.
Of course, Li Xuewu also had to take supportive actions, such as helping Zheng Fuhua's comrade-in-arms find a station for this regiment.
For some reason, the other party seemed to be looking for barracks and had contacted several units to borrow houses, but there had never been a suitable one.
Now Zheng Fuhua's question meant exactly this: if Li Xuewu could host the reception, the other party would also provide certain support within their capabilities.
This kind of cooperation between units wasn't abrupt; at least Li Xuewu felt that with the help of regular training personnel, the Red Star Training Ground could reach a higher level.
Another thing was that the training ground could also use the power of this unit to make a name for itself.
This opportunity was not only manifested in the equipment and facilities brought by this regiment, but also in its far-reaching influence.
The purpose of this regiment's arrival was also stated: it was to support the construction of local armed forces.
According to Zheng Fuhua's meaning, how much benefit could be gained from this regiment depended on how Li Xuewu handled it.
And according to Li Xuewu's meaning, it would be best to eat this good opportunity directly.
But a big gift package from someone else couldn't be stuffed even if he, Li Xuewu, had a big belly.
Finally, Li Xuewu and Zheng Fuhua agreed to visit the regiment's temporary station tomorrow.
While on the phone, Sha Qizhi brought Ding Xuebo in. Seeing Li Xuewu on the phone, neither of them spoke.
Sha Qizhi pulled out the chair in front of Li Xuewu's desk for Ding Xuebo, signaled him to sit, and then went to help him pour a cup of hot water and brought it over.
Ding Xuebo smiled politely at Sha Qizhi and sat opposite Li Xuewu.
He didn't know if Li Xuewu was really busy or deliberately stalling him.
But looking at the content Li Xuewu was talking about on the phone, it didn't seem like he was just chatting.
Li Xuewu finished the call with Zheng Fuhua, signaled Ding Xuebo to wait a moment, and called Wu Youqing and Ji Wang Weidong again.
He didn't say anything in detail on the phone, just that the equipment and facilities of the training ground were ready.
Huaqing University reported that the students they placed here had been transferred to the training ground.
The Investigation Department told Ji Wang Weidong that if their action personnel wanted to catch up with this batch of training, they should pull the people up themselves.
"Sorry."
Li Xuewu nodded to Ding Xuebo and said: "Busy until my feet are hitting the back of my head."
"Yes."
Ding Xuebo said with a smile: "I know you just took over the work and must be busy, so I thought since I didn't make an appointment with you the first time, I'd come here and wait to see."
"Hehe."
Li Xuewu didn't believe Ding Xuebo's words. Those working in the office all spoke in circles.
"Does the Party Committee have any opinions on the merger of the Armed Forces Department?"
Li Xuewu picked up the cigarette on the table and signaled to Ding Xuebo. Seeing Ding Xuebo refuse, he lit one for himself.
Seeing Li Xuewu light a cigarette, Ding Xuebo also knew that the time he had to report was only one cigarette.
He came here today with Deputy Secretary Gu's meaning. Li Xuewu asking about the Party Committee's attitude was right, but also wrong.
This depended on how to understand it. Of course, he didn't dare to misinterpret Li Xuewu's meaning.
He could only say what Deputy Secretary Gu said.
When expressing it, he couldn't directly say Deputy Secretary Gu's meaning; that would appear too unprofessional.
If he could persuade Li Xuewu, then today's hurdle would be passed; if he couldn't persuade him, then he would have come in vain again today.
"Deputy Section Chief Li."
Ding Xuebo took out his notebook and reported to Li Xuewu: "Previously, Deputy Secretary Gu sought your opinion and wanted our Security Division to come up with a plan, but you refused."
"Mm."
Li Xuewu knew what Ding Xuebo meant by this, not knowing if this was Deputy Secretary Gu's meaning or Ding Xuebo's own idea.
"The Security Division is still working under the leadership of the Party Committee."
Pointing at Ding Xuebo, Li Xuewu reached out and took a puff of the cigarette, flicking the ash into the ashtray on the table.
"The Security Division doesn't know what the Party Committee means either. Who can decide? You? Or me?"
Seeing Li Xuewu speaking impolitely, Ding Xuebo hurriedly nodded and said: "Yes, yes, yes. You look at problems more comprehensively than we do."
First agreeing with Li Xuewu, he continued: "Deputy Secretary Gu's meaning is for me to report the situation of the Armed Forces Department to you, so that you can have preparations for the upcoming merger discussion."
"Mm-hmm."
Li Xuewu nodded, raised his hand holding the cigarette, and signaled Ding Xuebo to speak.
Ding Xuebo knew that even if they merged, Li Xuewu would still be his leader, so he didn't dare to be presumptuous at this moment.
Seeing Li Xuewu let him speak, he reported according to the content he had prepared earlier.
He made a detailed report on the Security Division's existing organizational structure, personnel, equipment and facilities, and the functions of each section.
Li Xuewu was also recording in the notebook at his hand while listening.
Even though Li Xuewu already had the details of the Armed Forces Department's situation in his hands earlier, some of the situations Ding Xuebo, as the Director of the Armed Forces Department's Logistics Office, said were not recorded in the information here.
Seeing that the report would take a long time, Sha Qizhi also took a notebook to record on the side, while doing the service work of pouring water for the two.
Although it was his first time dealing with Ding Xuebo, Li Xuewu could still see that the people from the Armed Forces Department still had some small thoughts.
But such things were human nature; whoever's department was about to be merged or disbanded would have some small actions.
As long as Li Xuewu didn't see it, and as long as it didn't affect Li Xuewu, he would pretend not to know.
"Water that is too clear has no fish."
If one followed Zhu Yuanzhang's theory of governing subordinates, one wouldn't want to rest; if the subordinates were all killed, who would do the work for you?
The cadres and workers at this time were still good, and their thoughts were much simpler.
After Ding Xuebo finished the last situation, he said to Li Xuewu: "Deputy Section Chief Li, Deputy Secretary Gu, as the part-time Armed Forces Minister, still wants to hear your opinion on the merger work."
"Mm-hmm."
Li Xuewu nodded, wrote down the last opinion in the notebook, then raised his head, and while twisting the cap of his fountain pen, said: "It should be like this. I also want to hear Deputy Secretary Gu's opinion."
While speaking, he didn't wait for Ding Xuebo to mediate, and directly picked up the phone on the table and called Deputy Secretary Gu Weijie's office.
"Hello, Deputy Secretary Gu."
"Yes, this is Li Xuewu."
Li Xuewu looked at Ding Xuebo, who was sitting opposite with a slightly stunned expression, and said with a smile: "Hahaha, I've long wanted to report my work to you, just afraid you wouldn't have time."
"Yes, good, good."
Watching the "smiling tiger" put down the phone, his expression instantly changed to normal, Ding Xuebo couldn't help but add a plus sign to Li Xuewu's danger level in his heart.
Li Xuewu didn't care about Ding Xuebo's reaction, tidied up the documents and notebook on the table, and carried them directly in his hand.
"Let's go, Deputy Secretary Gu has time now."
Ding Xuebo watched in astonishment as Li Xuewu finished tidying up and carried his things out.
According to past practice, this call would be made by him after returning, reporting Li Xuewu's attitude and opinions to Deputy Secretary Gu.
Then it would be telling Li Xuewu what time to report his work.
But he never expected that Li Xuewu would be so clean and crisp in his work, directly calling Deputy Secretary Gu's office.
This made Ding Xuebo passive. From the attitude Li Xuewu showed on the phone just now, it could be seen that Li Xuewu had no intention of clashing.
"Uh... good."
Ding Xuebo's reaction was also fast. After hearing Li Xuewu finish speaking, he was only a beat slow and instantly got up to follow Li Xuewu.
Such reports generally wouldn't be taken by the head of each section with people; that wouldn't be a demonstration.
So Li Xuewu held the merger plan he had written earlier and the notebook where he had just recorded opinions in his hand.
The two entered the main office building one after the other and then walked up to the third floor.
Because it got dark early in winter and they got off work late, the lights in the building were all on at this moment.
In fact, the office staff at this time every day had no heart for work; all they thought about was what to eat when they got home tonight.
It was indeed hard to go to and from work in winter; when they came in the morning, the sky hadn't brightened, and when they went home at night, the moon had already come out.
Li Xuewu didn't need Ding Xuebo to call the door; he knocked twice and pushed the door open directly and walked in.
Ding Xuebo, who was following Li Xuewu, witnessed Li Xuewu's strong style.
Just after following into the room, he saw Li Xuewu shaking hands with Deputy Secretary Gu with a smile. The secretary in the office was pouring tea, clearly waiting for Li Xuewu for a long time.
Now he was the only redundant person in the office.
"Secretary Gu, I've brought Deputy Section Chief Li to you. My task is completed; you two talk slowly."
Ding Xuebo also knew when to advance and retreat, smiled, claimed a bit of credit, and pulled the door to retreat.
Gu Weijie nodded to the door with a smile, but her gaze quickly turned back to Li Xuewu, who was sitting opposite her.
Different from the young man she saw at the meeting that day, Gu Weijie could now feel the power of a section chief from Li Xuewu.
Like a fierce tiger, although he always maintained a humble and gentle smile on his face, a firm and calm murderous intent flashed in his eyes from time to time.
From beginning to end, Gu Weijie had never looked down on this Deputy Section Chief of the Security Division, nor had she set Li Xuewu as an enemy in her heart.
But Li Xuewu's two previous refusals to give face made her have some different views on Li Xuewu.
It wasn't that she listened to the words of people like Ding Xuebo; she wasn't foolish to that extent.
Gu Weijie also walked up step by step from the office.
"Heard it, the comrades from the Armed Forces Department all say you are hard to invite, hehe."
Gu Weijie pushed the ashtray on her desk toward Li Xuewu and gave Li Xuewu a not-too-light, not-too-heavy jab with a smile.
Li Xuewu didn't care about what Gu Weijie said; he could go out and have a tumble.
Could playing with words hurt anyone?
Li Xuewu's face was like a tire tread, very resistant to piercing.
"Thanks, I still want to restrain my smoking addiction in places with female comrades, and want to show a more gentlemanly side."
Li Xuewu waved his hand with a smile, refusing the ashtray Gu Weijie pushed over.
He also didn't expect that there would be an ashtray prepared in a female leader's office.
It seemed that this female leader wasn't a simple character; like him, she was a character who could fathom people's hearts.
Regarding Gu Weijie's words just now, Li Xuewu also used a not-too-big nail to push back.
The two of them went back and forth, which made Gu Weijie's secretary's heart ache.
He had also just started dealing with Deputy Secretary Gu and had known her character for a few days; she was quite hard to get along with.
But he didn't expect Li Xuewu to confront the leader so directly.
"Thanks."
Li Xuewu took the hot tea handed over by the secretary, said a thank you with a smile, and then continued: "If you had said earlier that you had good tea here, I would have come long ago, hahahaha."
Gu Weijie looked at Li Xuewu, who was raking back, smiled slightly, and didn't care about arguing over these two sentences.
She signaled the secretary to close the door tightly, then opened the notebook on her desk and asked Li Xuewu, who was sitting opposite: "Director Ding reported the situation of the Armed Forces Department to you, right? What is the opinion of the Security Division?"
"Mm-hmm."
Li Xuewu put down the teacup, opened the notebook he brought, and also unscrewed his fountain pen.
It wasn't that Li Xuewu had to record anything here; this was an attitude as a subordinate.
Let the leader know you care about their words and give the leader a good impression in work attitude.
"Previously, after receiving the notice from the Party Committee, the Security Division had already started doing investigations and plans."
Li Xuewu first made a foreshadowing for his words, then looked at Gu Weijie opposite and said: "But I don't know how big the Party Committee's steps are, so I didn't dare to make this plan."
"Mm."
Gu Weijie nodded after hearing Li Xuewu's explanation and said: "Know you are busy; didn't expect you had already started work in this area."
Giving Li Xuewu a step, Gu Weijie continued: "The merger of the Security Division and the Armed Forces Department is imperative, whether it is the instructions from above or the actual needs of our factory's office work."
Speaking of this, Gu Weijie looked at Li Xuewu, who was squinting opposite, and said: "According to the implementation plans of brother units, it is generally the Security Section Chief who concurrently serves as the Armed Forces Minister, coordinating the work of the two sections."
Leaders always have a "but" when they speak. Li Xuewu heard Gu Weijie say: "However, the position of our factory's Security Division is relatively special. Director Dong needs to struggle in Steel City for a long time, and you are also hosting the work of a section for the first time."
"You don't need to say it; I understand."
Li Xuewu didn't wait for Gu Weijie to continue, but nodded understandingly and said: "I agree with your opinion of concurrently serving as the Armed Forces Minister. My own work is indeed too busy to handle. If possible, I can even give up this Deputy Minister position."
Li Xuewu certainly knew what Gu Weijie was going to say next, but he wouldn't let her say it.
So he directly cut off Gu Weijie's words, and instead followed Gu Weijie's words to explain his difficulties, and also used the words of "quitting" to counter Gu Weijie.
Gu Weijie's words had no explanation or easing, and Li Xuewu's words also had no understanding or agreement.
The two held their own opinions, clashing over the Armed Forces Department matter from two aspects.
According to Gu Weijie's meaning, it was inappropriate for Li Xuewu, as the Deputy Section Chief of the Security Division, to take over the Armed Forces Department entirely.
On one hand, she was worried that Li Xuewu couldn't handle this mess; on the other hand, she was also thinking of using the personnel of the Armed Forces Department to pry into the power of the steel rolling mill.
She had just arrived, of course, she hoped to open up the situation of work quickly. With such a large personnel change, how could Gu Weijie let go of such an opportunity?
This merger work was her best opportunity, and also the best opportunity for the Party Committee to intervene in the Security Division. Yang Yuansong, as the number one leader there, was also willing to see such a situation.
But Li Xuewu didn't want to; no one wanted to have a mother-in-law in charge above their head.
It wasn't that Li Xuewu didn't want to leave the organization; these were two meanings.
Li Xuewu didn't want his Security Division to be mixed with sand; he wasn't sure if there were disobedient people among those who merged over this time.
In fact, there was no need to think; as long as Gu Weijie concurrently served as this Armed Forces Minister, then after the merger, she would have a particularly large influence on the Security Division side.
One set of people, two plaques; by then, no one would be able to tell whose person was whose.
Could the country Li Xuewu fought down be obtained by others in vain?
So Li Xuewu had always held a skeptical attitude toward Gu Weijie's purpose. Now facing Gu Weijie directly, Li Xuewu also knew her attitude.
"Comrade Xuewu, I hope you can understand the difficulties of the Party Committee."
Gu Weijie certainly didn't want Li Xuewu to resign from this Deputy Minister position. If he quit, could she, this Deputy Secretary, really do the Armed Forces Department's work?
That would be a big joke. She was here to be Deputy Secretary, not Armed Forces Minister.
So she was also persuading Li Xuewu to cooperate with her work, playing the emotional card.
"Your ability is obvious to all the leaders of the Party Committee, and we all trust and support your work."
Gu Weijie looked at Li Xuewu and persuaded earnestly: "Just like you said, we are also for the work; otherwise, why would I have to concurrently serve as this Armed Forces Minister? Don't you think?"
"Mm-hmm, I understand."
Regardless of what Gu Weijie's meaning was, Li Xuewu now had an attitude of understanding.
I understand, but I don't want to.
Gu Weijie also knew that Li Xuewu might have seen through her thoughts and purposes, but she was a leader. She had work to carry out, and Li Xuewu, as a subordinate, should have an attitude of cooperation.
She couldn't be the Deputy Secretary coming to cooperate with a Deputy Section Chief's work, right?
So she explained to Li Xuewu and symbolically appeased him, thinking of pulling the merger work back on track.
"You state your opinion first, let's communicate, form an opinion, and then take it to the Party Committee meeting."
"Mm-hmm."
Li Xuewu squinted at Gu Weijie opposite, then pushed the document he brought toward the opposite side.
"This is the merger plan I prepared earlier. Take a look."
While speaking, he put the document away, took back his hand, opened the notebook in front of him, and found the page where he had recorded opinions earlier.
"Oh."
Seeing Li Xuewu cooperate, Gu Weijie also showed a smile on her face. This "smiling tiger" didn't seem as hard to get along with as the rumors said.
Although it could be seen that Li Xuewu had emotions now and his face wasn't very good, as long as he cooperated with her work...
Gu Weijie thought in her heart that she had subdued this smiling tiger, and opened the plan Li Xuewu made.
Just looking at the surface, it was written with no less than several thousand words, several pages.
There were also some organizational structure charts in the middle, making people feel very comfortable seeing the combination of charts and text.
But looking at the text and merger opinions inside, it almost made Gu Weijie's nose crooked with anger.
Was this on purpose?
Li Xuewu was also vicious. Didn't you want to stick a foot in? Fine, I'll give it to you.
But as long as you stick your foot in, I'll break it for you.
The merger plan Li Xuewu designed was to move the Armed Forces Department as a whole to the Security Division, but they would exist as independent departments.
That is, not to come into contact with the original Security Division, and also to transfer all the original department leaders of the Armed Forces Department.
Not many, three section chiefs, six or seven section-level cadres; Li Xuewu had plenty of places to settle them.
But if it were like this, the Armed Forces Department would really be broken by Li Xuewu.
Those people would also have to sit through their offices and wouldn't get half a benefit from the Security Division.
Of course, Li Xuewu couldn't directly express this purpose of his.
In terms of department settings, the Security Division also established a comprehensive training section, but it wasn't in the steel rolling mill, but at the Red Star Village training ground.
Good heavens, this suddenly sent these people to the mountains.
Deputy Secretary Gu couldn't even contact them, let alone have any influence.
In terms of department merger, Li Xuewu also uniquely established new section-level units under two related sections.
This meant that according to the Party Committee's decision, the Armed Forces Department would be digested, and the power would also be decomposed.
This was exactly the opposite of Gu Weijie's meaning. She was thinking of merging the departments as a whole, and while leading the Armed Forces Department to carry out work, she could also influence the people in the Security Division.
After all, she was a Deputy Secretary, and Li Xuewu was only a Deputy Section Chief. By then, how the people in the Security Division would choose, no need to guess.
Now seeing Li Xuewu's plan, Gu Weijie's fingers pinching the document pages turned a bit white.
"Vile creature! How dare you..."
"Comrade Xuewu, this..."
Gu Weijie frowned, closed the document in her hand, raised her head, and asked Li Xuewu: "Will doing this affect the combat effectiveness of the Armed Forces Department?"
While speaking, she didn't wait for Li Xuewu to reply and said to herself: "The Party Committee's opinion is to merge departments, not disband departments. Doing this will affect unity."
"Hahahah."
Li Xuewu smiled and didn't directly answer Gu Weijie's words, but squinted and said: "I just said my position is low and I don't see things comprehensively, so the opinions I put forward are also not pertinent."
He also didn't leave face for Gu Weijie, put down the fountain pen in his hand, and directly showed the opinions on the notebook to Gu Weijie opposite.
This was to remind Gu Weijie that he, Li Xuewu, wouldn't make any concessions on this matter.
But Li Xuewu couldn't say hard words directly; after all, there was a secretary sitting next to him.
Moreover, the person opposite was a female leader; the cultivation and quality that should be had still had to be had.
Couldn't let Gu Weijie or any remarks about Li Xuewu's personal problems spread from this office.
"After all, it's one person's opinion, and I just took over the Security Division. Why don't I call Secretary Wen and ask him to come back to preside over the overall situation?"
This was Li Xuewu challenging Gu Weijie again. If you don't agree with my opinion, then I'll ask Dong Wenxue to come back and argue with you.
Dong Wenxue coming back meant that this Armed Forces Minister position would have to be handed over to Dong Wenxue. By then, how to merge wouldn't be this side's opinion; it could completely be the Security Division setting the plan and reporting directly to the Party Committee.
This almost angered Gu Weijie. Why was this kid so difficult to deal with?
Just now she was praising him in her heart. She was also very careful about Li Xuewu, but didn't expect Li Xuewu to still lead her into a dead end.
"Deputy Section Chief Li, there's no need to change Wenxue's work arrangement for this matter, right?"
Gu Weijie looked at Li Xuewu and said: "I think we can merge directly according to the corresponding departments, and then make fine adjustments to the personnel."
"Deputy Secretary Gu."
Li Xuewu frowned and directly refuted: "I think such a reckless merger is inappropriate. This is the plan that reduces the combat effectiveness of the two departments."
Gu Weijie was also choked by Li Xuewu's words, but leaders all have cultivation. At this moment, she signaled Li Xuewu to continue.
Li Xuewu said very straightforwardly: "My Security Division doesn't even dare to mix newcomers directly into it. The situation in this organ is even more complicated and even harder to handle."
While speaking, he bowed his head slightly, leaned forward, and said in a slightly low tone: "Doing this will instead create factors of disunity and bring coordination influences to my subsequent work."
In fact, saying so wasn't wrong; merging two section-level departments wasn't something that could be made clear in a few simple words.
It was just that the two stood from different angles, and the direction of looking at problems was also different.
The secretary sitting on the side also felt the disagreement between the two, wiped the sweat on his forehead, and stood up to pour water for the two.
Gu Weijie was a leader; her words were oppressive and had a strong attitude.
And Li Xuewu, as a subordinate, although not every sentence was a clash, every sentence refuted Gu Weijie's words back.
The secretary could clearly feel Li Xuewu's attitude of fighting for every inch of the Security Division. It seemed that it would be very difficult for Deputy Secretary Gu to open up the situation.
Among these new leaders, only this Deputy Secretary Gu entered the working state the fastest and worked the most seriously.
Among these offices on the third floor, this side had the most cadres coming in and out.
Of course, this also had a direct relationship with Gu Weijie being the Executive Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee.
But like Li Xuewu, directly in the office, confronting her, there hadn't been a single one so far.
Li Xuewu looked at Gu Weijie, who was pursing her lips and not speaking opposite, and also restrained his emotions a bit.
After all, she was a leader and a female comrade. Giving this "downward strike" too hard would make people in the organ unit say he was hard to get along with.
Li Xuewu still cared about his reputation in the steel rolling mill and couldn't leave everyone with an overbearing impression.
Saying she was a leader, in fact, Gu Weijie was only in her thirties, thin, with a long face.
Perhaps because she had been a college leader for a long time, she carried a scholarly air and also a thick demeanor of a college leader.
Today, she was truly given a lesson by a cadre like Li Xuewu. At least now, Gu Weijie had no way to deal with Li Xuewu.
In fact, it couldn't blame Li Xuewu. The cadres Gu Weijie talked to earlier had no interest relationship with her, so of course, it was "you are good, I am good, everyone is good."
If she had met someone difficult like Li Xuewu earlier, she would have met them.
Li Xuewu felt he had enough cultivation; at least he wasn't like some cadres in the steel rolling mill who still had the problems from the days of fighting the country.
In the wild era, individual heroism was always particularly conspicuous in the struggle process.
It also created some independent and overbearing personalities.
Li Xuewu had encountered leaders scolding people in meetings more than once.
There were all kinds of ugly things, and it wasn't one or two; this problem was universally present.
Heard, and Li Xuewu heard it, that there was this situation in meetings above now too.
Of course, Li Xuewu didn't think this was a good phenomenon; at least it was disrespectful to work.
If one asked if these people could change?
Then why hadn't Li Xuewu heard anyone scolding him in a meeting?
Because everyone knew Li Xuewu's face was particularly sour; if you dared to scold him, he dared to pull a gun and shoot you.
So it wasn't that these people couldn't change; it was that what was required at this time wasn't that standardized. ===== CHAPTER 381 =====
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