Zhou Zhigang was somewhat smug; he felt he had caught someone red-handed: "So? Officer Gu, you have nothing to say, right?"
This person is a bit smug.
Gu Yunyang wasn't actually worried about himself; he hadn't done anything out of line.
Gu Yunyang glanced at Zhou Zhigang indifferently, then looked back at Hao Jianshe and noticed that Hao Jianshe's eyes were looking at him strangely.
But Gu Yunyang still said slowly and deliberately, "They did pay, and I paid them back then. They got a receipt, which recorded in detail how many mushroom bags they took and how much money I received."
As he spoke, Gu Yunyang said to Zhou Zhigang, "To put it bluntly, I was just buying the raw materials for them and processing them for free. The price they paid wasn't even enough to cover the cost of the raw materials. You can investigate this at any time."
I have a clear conscience.
That's what Gu Yunyang meant.
You can investigate as you please.
Zhou Zhigang believed Gu Yunyang's words, but believing them didn't mean he wouldn't cause trouble for Gu Yunyang.
Zhou Zhigang avoided mentioning what he had just said and continued, "Furthermore, you also taught Quan San from your village how to make mushroom bags. You then took the technique out and found some thugs. They used some random materials and made quite a few mushroom bags."
This led many people in the Huai Shu brigade to be deceived into buying these useless mushroom spawn bags, which simply wouldn't grow any mushrooms, resulting in significant economic losses..."
This statement is even more speechless.
Gu Yunyang spoke calmly again: "The commune has already sent people to each brigade to spread the word that the only place to buy mushroom spawn bags is our commune's spawn bag factory. All other places selling this stuff are fake and should not be purchased."
Besides, I didn't teach Quan San. His parents learned it; this is part of our Red Flag Brigade's policy of caring for elderly people who are not very mobile.
Gu Yunyang glanced at Zhou Zhigang with a mocking look: "Besides, I've taught all these techniques to the workers at the mushroom bag factory. They can teach others when they go back."
If these people also teach others, and those people go out and mess around, am I responsible for all of them?
This is clearly untenable.
Zhou Zhigang knew that his words were useless.
He turned to Hao Jianshe and said, "So far, we can't prove anything about Officer Gu. So he's not really suitable to continue working in our commune."
Hao Jianshe looked up, a hint of mockery in his eyes.
After thinking it over, Hao Jianshe decided to let Gu Yunyang leave for the time being and let Zhou Zhigang continue his work.
Who knows, this might drag in even more spies.
This aligns with the objectives previously outlined above.
So Hao Jianshe turned around and gave Gu Yunyang a wink. Gu Yunyang was taken aback, but after thinking about it, he didn't think it was a big deal.
It's highly likely I'll have to leave for a while; I have indeed helped Hao Jianshe with a lot of things recently.
He even wrote the manuscripts himself. Every time Hao Jianshe took the manuscript to read aloud, he received a lot of praise.
Zhou Zhigang is probably getting anxious and likely wants to be transferred, with other plans to follow.
Hao Jianshe probably wanted to use a counter-strategy to lure the snake out of its hole.
This is a plan to wipe out Zhou Zhigang in one fell swoop.
That's true. They knew Zhou Zhigang's identity, but they didn't do anything about it.
The commune still needs to develop; we can't let someone with ulterior motives occupy this position.
We can't let Zhou Zhigang keep tying up Hao Jianshe's energy here.
So, this is an attempt to take down Zhou Zhigang.
Finally, we must make full use of Zhou Zhigang's value.
We need to arrest all of Zhou Zhigang's associates, both inside and outside the organization.
Gu Yunyang nodded almost imperceptibly, indicating that he understood.
Hao Jianshe was immediately delighted; Gu Yunyang was indeed clever and insightful.
He only gave him a look, and Gu Yunyang knew what was going on.
Then Hao Jianshe turned around and asked, "So, Deputy Secretary Zhou, what do you mean?"
Although Zhou Zhigang was unaware of Hao Jianshe's plans, he was now in a difficult position and had to speak up: "My suggestion is to dismiss Officer Gu and have him leave the commune. People who can't distinguish between public and private matters are not suitable for our commune."
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