When Maggie Cheung first met Qin Huai, she asked him whether he believed in her. Qin Huai said that he did. This unconditional trust moved her deeply, which led to the following story.

Because the difficulties she encountered were related to her lifestyle.

It was related to Lu Feiyang, the person on the notice that Qin Huai saw when he entered the door.

Lifestyle issues are fatal in this era.

Maggie Cheung said, "Qin Huai, I've only met that Lu Feiyang a few times and never spoken to him. I don't know why, but he insisted on saying he was dating me and that he was arrested, and the school wants to punish me as well."

Qin Huai, of course, trusted her the most. When he heard about this, he felt that it would be difficult for him to handle it himself, so he spent a lot of money to ask three aunts from Beijing to help her.

Professional matters should be done by professionals.

The aunts’ fighting power is indeed not to be underestimated, especially Sister Ma, who works as a waitress in a state-owned restaurant every day. No matter how high your status is, as long as you come to their store, you are a third grandson, and she will not spoil her own grandson.

Yu Sanshui was scolded by them. These elderly women had seen all kinds of storms and it was not so easy to fool them.

After sending someone to fetch Lu Feiyang, he looked at Maggie Cheung and said, "Student Zhang, school matters should be handled by the school. It's useless for you to ask people from society to come over."

Sister Ma said, "You useless piece of shit, how can you ever clear my niece's name in this lifetime? I'm telling you, Fatty, if you don't take care of this today, you're not going anywhere."

Qin Huai said, "Director Yu, a girl's reputation is more important than her life. You jumped to conclusions without doing any research. Small-minded girls will be driven to suicide by you. Fortunately, my girlfriend didn't get hurt. If she had, you would be a murderer."

Zhang Keyi stood behind Qin Huai and felt extremely at ease in her heart. This sense of security was something she had never felt before.

Sister Ma chimed in, "What's the point of telling him this? Does he still have a conscience?"

Yu Sanshui was so scared by their words that he dared not speak. Qin Huai then said, "How did your school determine the situation regarding Lu Feiyang's wrongful accusation against my boyfriend? Show me his and my boyfriend's files."

Yu Sanshui immediately refused: "That's impossible."

Sister Ma said, "Think before you speak. Without looking at the file, how can we know how you treated my niece? Are you afraid to take it?"

Yu Sanshui then said, "I haven't done anything wrong, so why should I be afraid to take it? It just so happens that it hasn't been filed yet, so I'll show it to you."

As he spoke, he opened the drawer, found a notebook, flipped through a few pages and handed it to Qin Huai.

Qin Huai took it and looked at it. He saw the words written on it: "Opinions on the treatment of the lifestyle issues committed by Lu Feiyang, a graduate of Class of '62."

I turned over the other pages and found that the titles of this booklet all recorded lifestyle issues. After taking a few glances, I realized that this booklet was not simple. How could this kind of booklet be used for normal archiving?

"Director Yu, your Peking University Academic Affairs Office does nothing but focus on student behavior all day long?"

Yu Sanshui said in embarrassment: "How is that possible? This notebook is only used to record issues in this regard." If Qin Huai came alone, he would definitely not be able to see this booklet.

Qin Huai suspiciously turned to Lu Feiyang's page and read, "I am Lu Feiyang, a student of the class of '62. I am a 28-year-old male from Wentai County in eastern Shandong Province, born into a middle-class peasant family. According to local organizational documents, his father was a local bully and a former puppet village chief. He was suspected of being part of the Iron Blood Group and was placed under local control after liberation..."

Qin Huai put down the booklet, raised his head and sneered, "Doesn't your school need a political review when recruiting people? People like this, no matter how good their grades are, are not qualified to go to university."

Sister Ma said, "You're saying this man's father is a fake village chief? Fatty Yu, let me tell you, your school actually had the audacity to admit someone with such a background. It's only been a short time since liberation, and you've already forgotten the suffering we working people endured."

This was a very well-spoken statement, and Qin Huai looked over in surprise.

Sister Ma blushed and said, "I'm an activist in our unit and often go on stage to give speeches to my comrades. I do have some awareness."

Qin Huai exclaimed, "Sister, I think your level is higher than that of the president of Peking University."

"No more, no more." Sister Ma was actually embarrassed by his undisguised praise.

Yu Sanshui said: "How do we know his family background..."

"You're bullshitting! You didn't do the most important job, the political review, properly before. Now that something's wrong, not only don't you investigate, but you're colluding with these bad guys to throw dirty water on a girl. What qualifications do you have to be the Dean of Academic Affairs?"

After saying this, Sister Ma felt that her fighting skills had improved by leaps and bounds today, and it seemed that her fighting spirit was inspired. Peking University is really a great place to study.

Well, that's it.

In the early 1960s, admission to university still depended on hard examinations, which was extremely difficult. A few years later, the recommendation system was introduced, which was often referred to as workers, peasants and soldiers college students, and the value of the system was much lower.

Being able to get into university proves that although Lu Feiyang has some character issues, his grades must be good.

Qin Huai continued reading: "This student's thinking is backward and his language is vulgar. According to a female classmate named Jiang Rong, he insulted her during the winter vacation. The general process is as follows:"

After looking at it for a few times, Qin Huai looked at Yu Sanshui again with a strange expression.

"During this year's winter break, both of them stayed on campus. Jiang Rong's frivolous behavior had a negative impact on her classmates, and Jiang felt wronged. Lu Feiyang exploited this weakness and deceived her trust. From the first day of the Lunar New Year to mid-April, Lu Feiyang insulted her more than a dozen times..."

The official documents from the 1960s were so explosive...

Qin Huai felt like he was reading a novel and even wanted to see the end.

"By late April, Lu Feiyang suddenly became cold towards Jiang Rong and started to get in touch with other female classmates, becoming close to them."

"Jiang finally realized she had been deceived and confronted him about his relationship with the female classmate. Lu Feiyang said there was no connection, but he was afraid Jiang would expose him. He threatened her, saying, 'If you tell the school, you'll be caught. I'm not afraid. Your family background is not good, and they're just worried they won't find anything to use against you.'"

"If you're not afraid of losing face, I'm willing to take the risk. After some mental struggle, Jiang finally reported it to the school. Lu Feiyang was arrogant and refused to admit it, saying, 'I don't know what a kiss is...'"

Yu Sanshui saw Qin Huai's expression and knew what he was thinking. He said angrily, "What do you mean? This is for the leaders to see."

Qin Huai said: "It's enough for the leader to know that he is a bad guy, why would he need to know such details?

Wang Xiaobo wrote in "The Golden Age" that senior leaders like to read this kind of material the most, the more detailed the better.

Lu Feiyang was taken to the office. Qin Huai was a little disappointed when he saw him. He thought that a man with such thoughts must be an elegant scholar, but this man was not only not well dressed, but also very ugly.