"Don't shirk your responsibility. Let me tell you, if you can't get it done by the end of the month, hand over your position. There are plenty of capable people."
After that, he threw his phone on the table and angrily drank his porridge.
Lu Yiwei did not dare to breathe loudly after entering. He exchanged glances with Bao Shuming and found a place to sit.
Bai Zongfeng put down his chopsticks and said to Bao Shuming, "Shuming, go to Zhongyang this morning and talk to all the people in charge of the relocation. Get them to make promises and give a deadline. Don't ask for anything now. I'll give them appropriate compensation after the relocation. If they push their luck, we can use some extreme measures. "
Bao Shuming nodded. "Secretary Bai, I've worked in Zhongyang for nearly 20 years and I'm familiar with the situation there. Many of them are half-dead, such as canneries, sugar factories, etc. When I talked to them last time, the employees had a strong desire to relocate, but they can still carry on with their work. They want to contribute to their pension insurance … "
Bai Zongfeng waved his hand and interrupted, "I said, now is not the time to talk about conditions. Move out first and then consider their problems. If we solve it now, we won't even be able to complete it next year. "
Seeing that Bai Zongfeng rejected his request, Bao Shuming shut his mouth and chose to remain silent.
Bai Zongfeng turned to Lu Yiwei. "How's it going on your side?"
Lu Yiwei sat up. "Mayor Ma held a meeting with the people in charge of the various enterprises yesterday. The results were good. Some of them expressed their stance and agreed to complete the relocation within a deadline."
Bai Zongfeng's mood eased a little. "From today onwards, focus all your energy on the relocation of the enterprises in Guwei District. Together with Mayor Ma, you must complete the task with quality and quantity. Guwei District has the most important task and is also the main battlefield. Don't screw up. I'll go and check the progress in two days. You'll report to me daily. "
"No problem."
Bai Zongfeng continued, "Don't avoid it if it's difficult. The relocation of the enterprises is the most important task in our city. Everything else comes later. Especially the automobile factory. We must get rid of this tough bone in a short time. "
After dinner, Bai Zongfeng went upstairs to change his clothes. Lu Yiwei and Bao Shuming looked at each other. After a while, Bao Shuming said, "Yiwei, next Tuesday, Governor Shen will be coming to our city to hold a 100-day mobilization rally for the relocation of enterprises. You and Secretary General Zhang will coordinate with each other and draft the relevant documents and speeches as soon as possible."
"Don't ask Yiwei to do this. Let Guoqing do it," Bai Zongfeng said as he walked downstairs.
Bao Shuming did not dare to refute and could only agree.
Bai Zongfeng was about to go out, and the staff outside the door jumped up and down like frightened birds. Some lifted the curtain, some hurriedly took the cup in their hands, and some had already gone outside to open the car door … Basically, every step had been rehearsed countless times to prevent mistakes from angering the dragon. Even so, everyone was trembling with fear, afraid that they would make a mistake.
The leader seemed to be used to this kind of entourage. No wonder everyone wanted to be the leader. The magic of power gathered in an instant, and he enjoyed the pleasure of being flattered by everyone. But only he knew how much he had sacrificed for this day.
After Bai Zongfeng left, Bao Shuming and Lu Yiwei got into their respective cars and followed him straight to the Municipal Party Committee's compound.
After the snow, Jiangdong City was solemn and solemn. The wide Xijiang Avenue meandered along the Xijiang River, and the buildings of different heights on both sides gave off a sense of age. Especially from the new city to the old city, it was obvious that they were products of two different eras. The cities in the north lacked the romantic humanistic complex. The rough lines and clumsy buildings seemed to be associated with the graceful water towns of Jiangnan. The pace of development in its twilight years was like that of a staggering old man. It was hard to imagine that this was a provincial city, and it was not as developed as Dongzhou City, which had caught up later.
In recent years, whether it was from the province or the local government, there had been two voices controlling the pace of development. There seemed to be no firm opinion from the higher-ups on whether to develop the economy or build the city first. The two did not seem contradictory, but there was a deep dialectical relationship hidden behind it. Some people said that develop the economy first, and then build the city. With enough confidence, the city could be built better. On the other hand, some people said that building the city was also a way to stimulate domestic demand and should be done at the same time.
The previous Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Huang, was committed to using the development of the western region to develop the economy. All the existing enterprises were restructured, transformed, and developed by leaps and bounds. On the other hand, the current Secretary Zhang advocated speeding up the pace of urban construction. Only by changing the face of the city could there be rapid development. It was not to say whose idea was right, but rather, the spatial layout and future planning of Xijiang Province.
Lu Yiwei came from the grassroots. He and Zhang Zhiyuan had the same idea, that the economy should be developed first. Once the economy was developed, the construction of the city would naturally be easy. As a lowly person, his opinion did not represent the intentions of the higher-ups. In other words, the higher-ups were far-sighted, open-minded, and far more thoughtful than the people below them. As the executors, they just had to obey. There was no room for discussion.
Based on the current situation, the provincial government was eager for quick success and instant benefits. They took a high-pressure approach to make the enterprises relocate, vacate the cage, and carry out the transformation of the old city. However, there was no mention of how the enterprises would relocate, what preferential policies would there be, or how they would survive and settle down in the future. There was only one sentence: move out, I only want the land.
The relocation of millions of people was a huge project. There were no clear documents from the higher-ups to guide such a huge project, and the people below them could not carry out the work. On this matter, Lu Yiwei and Zhang Zhiyuan had a serious discussion. The provincial government had to introduce the relevant detailed rules, just like the pension insurance problem that the employees had complained about. As long as there were policies, everything could be solved. The current situation was that the higher-ups urged the people below to speed up the progress, and the people below them had been watching and did not dare to act rashly. If the demands of the employees could not be solved, then there was no need to talk about it.
When the Jiangdong Automobile Factory was mentioned, Lu Yiwei had a headache. Strictly speaking, this project was brought back when he was in the high-tech zone. After that, the provincial government took over the project and gave the greatest preferential policies to facilitate the Shanteng Joint Venture Automobile Factory to be located in Jiangdong. One of the conditions that the other party proposed was to merge the Jiangdong Automobile Factory.
Japan's automobile manufacturing industry was one of the top in the world. They brought technology and production lines in because they thought highly of the outdated production capacity of the Jiangdong Automobile Factory. The reason for the merger was to cleverly avoid taxes, or perhaps more economic benefits.
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