Go wild! son-in-law

As soon as the meal was ready, two other brothers from the Hu family and an old woman entered the hospital. They exited in disbelief and checked again before coming in. The young man with glasses asked timidly: "Are you... .”

Cao Heng could see that his reaction was not fear, but a kind of inferiority that went deep into his bones. At the same age, others were well-dressed, but he was covered in dirt. He was the same at the beginning. He stretched out his hand and said: "We are from the district and the city." Staff, you should be Hu Yuncheng? Which one is your brother Hu Yunhu?"

Hu Yuncheng looked at the other party's white and slender fingers, then looked at his own rough, scarred hands and unconsciously hid them behind his back.

Cao Heng grabbed his hand and said: "I am the newly appointed mayor, Cao Heng. Your eldest brother has gone to call a few other households. You guys go in quickly and wash your hands and faces. You can eat soon."

Hu Yuncheng pointed to his brother beside him and introduced: "My second brother Hu Yunhu, and my mother."

"Hello, auntie." Cao Heng shook hands with each of them.

The old lady kept hiding behind her son.

Others had to pretend to be enthusiastic even though they were reluctant. Cao Heng knew that many of them were interested in performing. He had the best position among this group of people, so he lowered his attitude. Others did not dare to show off. .

It can be seen from Hu Yunlong's attitude towards District Chief Liu before entering the door. The grandson must have said a lot of unpleasant things a few times before, but they fell into a weird thinking and believed that the tasks given by the leader must be completed by all means.

You must have threatened them, and it was nothing more than asking the police station to arrest you. If the compensation that should be paid has not been negotiated, authoritative law enforcement cannot be used for this kind of thing.

Seven or eight people came to the courtyard, both men and women. They should be representatives of the other four families. Cao Heng invited them to sit down, poured wine and handed cigarettes, making these people look at each other for a while.

He was so different from the government officials I knew in the past. Not to mention pouring wine or passing cigarettes, he rarely even smiled. He was full of anger before he came, and was ready to have a good fight with the government staff.

As a result, they didn't say a word, they came and entertained them with good wine and delicious food, and every meal was served by a big brother. The words they prepared were not used.

There were three tables in the courtyard, but there were not enough dishes for him to add. Hu Yunlong said in local dialect: "Our family has agreed to move out, and Mayor Cao has arranged work for our brothers. If you have any requests, please feel free to ask."

The middle-aged man sitting next to Cao Heng said: "My name is Hu Debiao, and I am the uncle of Hu Yunlong's family. In fact, our demands are not very high, just have a job."

Cao Heng looked around and all the people who came here were in their fifties and above. People of this age are in better health and can still work, but those who are not in good health can't move every day for three days: "You should be afraid that you will have no land to farm when you grow old, and your life will not be guaranteed." Bar?"

Several people nodded and acknowledged that their concerns had been answered.

Cao Heng continued: "I know the concerns of the fellow villagers. There is a saying that the fellow villagers here often say, you can't eat without meat, and you can't swallow without vegetables.

But can everyone get rich by guarding those few vegetable plots? Can your pension be truly guaranteed? It's useless. The local economy is not good now, and pensions for people over 60 years old are very low.

But now that cities are developing and under construction, government taxes will gradually increase. Only when local governments have money can they improve welfare benefits for society, such as pensions, medical care, teaching, subsistence allowances, etc.

In the next few years, many large projects will come in. The current stage is urban reconstruction and transportation system optimization. This project was cleared, and I immediately devoted my energy to the next project. The first project was stuck here and could not be started.

I can't move on to the next project. I want you to live well more than any of you. Otherwise, why would I come to a poor place like Raven City?

I'm different from most officials in your impression. I don't care about the mayor's position or my future. I just thought that since the superiors have arranged me here, I will let you live a good life.

When you live a good life, I will resign and leave. I guarantee here that in the next five years your monthly pension will be no less than [-] yuan.

In the next five years, various education, medical and other welfare benefits will be implemented. The people on the border are living too hard. The leaders in Beijing know that, so they arranged for me to come here.

When the economy improves, your life will get better and better. When your children go out, they can proudly tell girls from other provinces or economically strong provinces, "My family lives in downtown Ruiwen, and we are very rich there."

Compared with other cities, the remuneration of our civil servants is really very low. It costs at least 30 yuan to support a child from kindergarten to graduation without enrolling in any cram school. According to the current salary, he can work without food for eight years. You can earn it by drinking.

My goal is to improve the living standards of all people in Ruiwen, including the salaries and benefits of civil servants and cadres within the system, so that you can better serve the society. "

They were moved by Cao Heng's words. It was impossible to ask others to arrange the same work as the three brothers of the Hu family. They were uneducated and couldn't drive, so naturally they could only do work on the construction site.

There are many such jobs now, so there is absolutely no need to make things difficult. If you disagree again, the progress of the project will be slow, and the people in the area will scold their old Hu family to death.

There are some words they don't understand, and they haven't left here since they were born. When they leave, they ask their two educated nephews, both of whom are graduates of well-known schools in the provincial capital.

Hu Debiao said with tears in his eyes: "Mayor Cao, I don't want to say anything else. I just want to give you a toast for your heart of serving the people."

The mouth of Cao Heng's cup was lower than him, and he said in panic: "Uncle Hu, as a junior, I should respect you. No one here has a job today. Everyone is the same. Eat and drink as you like. If you don't have enough, buy more."

Several veterans in the district followed Cao Heng's example and lowered their attitude, even calling Lao Hu daddy. Cao Heng also looked at them helplessly, wondering when this trend would be changed.

The matter was almost settled. Before leaving, Cao Heng called the person in charge of the company responsible for the construction and forced Hu Yunlong to give him 5000 yuan in cash before leaving.

After drinking a lot of wine, I felt dizzy and said to District Chief Liu: "Find someone to come to your door tomorrow to talk to them. Don't always show your authority. They are still easy to talk to. Remember to report to me after the matter is done."

"Okay, leader, go slowly." Liu Dacai watched the municipal government car leave and murmured to himself: "There is a reason why people can get to this point at such a young age."