Duan Decai knew Cheng Wenkai, the criminal investigation captain of the county public security bureau, and called him to ask what was going on with that woman surnamed Cheng.

Cheng Wenkai: "Ask that woman! Your commune's Qingshan brigade really produces talented people. Yesterday at the supply and marketing cooperative, she made Director Liu's face turn green with anger."

"Huh? That can't be right. Only a rural woman would have that kind of courage?"

"That woman is really something else. She howled all night at the police station. She's like that even with me. I don't know how much trouble Director Liu, a civilized man, would suffer if he ran into her! Hahaha." Chen Wenkai couldn't help but laugh when he thought of Director Liu's appearance on the other end of the phone.

"Are you very familiar with Director Liu?" Duan Decai asked tentatively.

“People living in the same county see each other all the time, so they’re bound to know each other,” Cheng Wenkai said casually.

Duan Decai: "It's good that you're familiar with her. That woman, Cheng Xiuyun, is uncivilized; she should be educated as appropriate. But the farmers in Qingshan Brigade have it tough. Could you help mediate and ask Director Liu to be lenient?"

There was a sudden silence on the other end of the phone, lasting for quite a while.

"Yesterday, that woman surnamed Cheng said that Director Liu had taken bribes from the educated youth, which is why he was deliberately making things difficult for her." What Cheng Wenkai didn't mention was that Cheng Xiuyun's insults were even more vile when she was being taken away.

Cheng Xiuyun has made things this way, there's no way to continue the conversation...

As Duan Decai hung up the phone, he wanted to curse Cheng Qianjin for not letting the former leaders of the weaving group go to the county. Through the window, he saw a group of women enter the commune's office compound.

Duan Decai didn't recognize the women from Qingshan Brigade, so he just kept looking outside. Cheng Qianjin was stunned when he saw them; weren't they all women from their brigade?