Chapter 401 Liang Lu wants to stop

Chapter 401 Liang Lu wants to stop

On the way back to his destiny, Qi Tongwei knows that he still has a long way to go. He will continue to shoulder his mission and contribute all his strength to the prosperity and stability of Handong and the development and prosperity of the country.

The bigwigs in Beijing are also paying close attention to Qi Tongwei's every move. They have seen his determination and responsibility, and have more trust and expectations for him. They decided to give Qi Tongwei more support and opportunities to let him display his talents on a bigger stage.

The decision made by the bigwigs in Beijing to transfer Qi Tongwei to the Sahara Desert in the northwest to open a mine was like throwing a huge rock into a calm lake, instantly stirring up thousands of waves. Behind this decision, there seemed to be complex political considerations and power games hidden.

This is undoubtedly a huge blow to Qi Tongwei. He has made countless efforts in Handong. For the prosperity and stability of Handong, he has worked hard and actively promoted various reforms. His determination and responsibility have won the recognition and praise of the people, and also made the bigwigs in Beijing have higher expectations of him. However, now he has been transferred to such a difficult place, which makes his future full of uncertainty.

When Liang Qunfeng heard the news, he was angry and shocked. He couldn't accept that his son-in-law was transferred to such a difficult place. In his opinion, Qi Tongwei was a capable and responsible person who made great contributions to the development of Handong. He didn't understand why the bigwigs in Beijing made such a decision. Was there someone behind the scenes?

Gao Yuliang was also shocked and puzzled. He had worked with Qi Tongwei for many years and knew Qi Tongwei's character and ability. He felt that this decision was too hasty and did not fully consider Qi Tongwei's actual situation and contributions. So he and Liang Qunfeng reported to the capital, trying to get a better arrangement for Qi Tongwei.

During the call, Gao Yuliang had a heated argument with the big boss in Beijing. He argued with reason, emphasizing Qi Tongwei's achievements and importance in Handong. He pointed out that transferring Qi Tongwei to the Sahara Desert to open a mine was not only unfair to Qi Tongwei personally, but also a loss to Handong's development. Liang Qunfeng was even more emotional, pointing in the direction of Beijing and cursing on the spot. He believed that someone was deliberately targeting him and Qi Tongwei, which was an unfair act.

However, the bigwigs in Beijing seemed to have made up their minds. They believed that Qi Tongwei's work in Handong had achieved certain results, but also exposed some problems. In order to allow him to better train and grow, and also for the overall interests of the country, it was a suitable choice to transfer him to the Sahara Desert to open a mine. They emphasized that this was a test for Qi Tongwei and also a trust in him.

During this process, Qi Tongwei was still visiting the streets and busy with reform activities. He had no idea of ​​the fate he was about to face, but he still devoted himself to his work. He talked cordially with the people, understood their needs and difficulties, and found solutions for them. His figure shuttled through the streets and alleys, full of energy and determination.

As the news gradually spread, people from all walks of life in Handong began to discuss it. Some people sympathized with Qi Tongwei's experience and believed that he should not be transferred to such a difficult place. They began to speak out for Qi Tongwei, hoping to change the decision of the bigwigs in Beijing. Others held a different view, believing that this was the punishment Qi Tongwei deserved, perhaps he made some mistakes at work or offended someone.

Liang Lu was extremely anxious when she heard the news. She couldn't imagine what difficulties and challenges Qi Tongwei would face in the Sahara Desert. She decided to go to her father Liang Qunfeng, hoping that he could find a way to stop this. Seeing his daughter's concern, Liang Qunfeng strengthened his determination. He decided to join forces with Gao Yuliang and some other influential people to put pressure on the capital.

They began to collect Qi Tongwei's achievements and contributions in Handong, and prepared to use these as a basis to explain Qi Tongwei's value to the bigwigs in Beijing. They also actively communicated with leaders in other places, hoping to find a better place for Qi Tongwei. However, their efforts did not seem to have much effect. The bigwigs in Beijing still insisted on their decision and believed that Qi Tongwei must go to the Sahara Desert to mine.

At this difficult time, Qi Tongwei finally learned his fate. He felt extremely shocked and lost. He didn't understand why he was transferred to such a difficult place, and he felt that his efforts and contributions did not get the due rewards. But he was not discouraged by this. He knew that as a cadre, he had to obey the arrangements of the organization.

Qi Tongwei began to think seriously about his future. He knew that mining in the Sahara Desert was a difficult task, but he also believed that it was an opportunity to exercise himself. He decided to face this challenge bravely and make his own contribution to the development of the country. He began to collect information about the Sahara Desert to understand the situation and needs there. He also communicated with some experts and scholars to seek their advice and help.

During this process, Qi Tongwei also felt the support from his family and friends. Liang Lu stayed by his side and encouraged him to face the difficulties bravely. Gao Yuliang and Liang Qunfeng also said that they would continue to fight for better conditions for him. Qi Tongwei was full of gratitude, and he knew that he was not fighting alone.

As time went by, Qi Tongwei gradually prepared to go to the Sahara Desert. He knew that the road ahead was full of difficulties and obstacles, but he also believed that as long as he had firm beliefs and moved forward courageously, he would be able to overcome difficulties and realize his own value.

At this moment, his heart was full of contradictions and anxieties, and he didn't know how to face this unknown outcome.

In a quiet room in Handong, Liang Qunfeng and Gao Yuliang were nervously discussing countermeasures. Liang Qunfeng frowned and said solemnly: "This situation cannot continue like this. Qi Tongwei is in danger of death if he goes to the Sahara Desert. At worst, we can break one of his legs so that he can't go. Otherwise, he might lose his life in the desert." Gao Yuliang hesitated for a moment, but finally nodded in agreement. They knew that this decision was full of risks, but for Qi Tongwei's safety, they felt that this might be the last resort.

However, this news unexpectedly reached Liang Lu's ears. She was busy at home, and after hearing the news, she was so shocked that the bowl in her hand fell to the ground. She widened her eyes, her face full of disbelief.