Chapter 67 Avoiding the Important
The deaf old lady continued, “The three managers of Yi Zhonghai also meant well but ended up with a bad result. They thought that there was a vacant job in Shen Zhiyu’s family, so they wanted to let Qin Huairu take the job first and change the household registration of Qin Huairu and the children to non-agricultural household registration.”

“In this way, the Jia family will only have one agricultural household, Jia Zhang, so they can survive a hard life. But Shen Zhiyu’s parents just passed away, and he is not in a good mood.”

“Besides, the child was still young and sensitive, and he thought that the old man in charge was bullying him, so he reported the matter to the street office and the security department of the Red Star Steel Rolling Mill.

“You also know that someone who is not related to Shen Zhiyu cannot take over the post. This kind of thing cannot be brought to the table. In the end, the street office determined that the manager bullied Shen Zhiyu’s family and dismissed him from his post.”

The deaf old lady took a breath and continued, “Girl, you also listened to what I said. Where do you think the three of them went wrong? Legal principles are nothing more than human feelings. Their starting point was to help their neighbors, not for their own interests. I think it only shows that they don’t understand the law, but their hearts are still good. Let the three of them continue to be the masters in charge, and you will feel relieved.”

The deaf old lady avoided the main point. She did not tell Wang Shuanghua about the relationship between Yi Zhonghai and Jia Dongxu, nor did she say that Yi Zhonghai paid Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui to support him.

Wang Shuanghua was not aware of the trick. She simply listened to the deaf old lady’s words and felt that Yi Zhonghai and his friends had not made any big mistakes, and their starting point was to help neighbors in need.

But as a member of the officialdom after all, Wang Shuanghua could not just listen to the one-sided story of the deaf old lady. She needed to ask the street office and other people in the hospital.

“Old lady, I have received your suggestion and I will consider it. Please stay and I will go first.”

Wang Shuanghua left the deaf old lady’s room and when he was walking towards the middle courtyard, he met Sha Zhu from the middle courtyard. He was holding a bowl of noodles and was going to give it to the deaf old lady.

It turned out that all this was a conspiracy between Yi Zhonghai and the deaf old lady. They specifically asked Sha Zhu to deliver some food to the deaf old lady so that Wang Shuanghua could see it and ask for his opinion.

Sha Zhu didn’t know all this and almost bumped into Wang Shuanghua in his panic.

“I’m sorry, Secretary Wang, I was delivering a bowl of noodles to the deaf grandma and didn’t see you.” Sha Zhu was still very afraid of the staff of the street office.

Wang Shuanghua moved aside to let Sha Zhu pass and saw him enter the deaf old lady’s room.

As far as he knew, the deaf old lady was a five-guarantee household and had no children. Why did Sha Zhu call her a deaf grandma? They were deceiving the organization and pretending to be five-guarantee households.

Wang Shuanghua turned back and listened to the two people talking at the door.

“Grandson, you brought noodles to grandma again. You are such a good boy.”

“Look at what you said, this is just a matter of convenience. I’m a cook and I can feed the whole family. Isn’t it my duty to help you?” Sha Zhu was mysteriously confident and completely forgot about his own sister He Yushui.

The two didn’t say anything important afterwards.

Wang Shuanghua saw that the two had finished their conversation and left as well. She needed to go to the street office first to learn more about the situation of the courtyard.

The next day, after Wang Shuanghua arrived at the street office, he asked someone to find out about the courtyard house at No. 95 Nanluoguxiang.

After all, this matter involved bullying of military martyrs’ families. In the end, Shen Zhiyu did not pursue legal responsibility for the sake of Tu Qifang and others, and the street office handled it on its own.

After all, this matter was not a very glorious one, so the subdistrict office did not record the bullying of military martyrs’ families, but dealt with it as a few people who did not understand the law and attempted to exploit policy loopholes to obtain urban household registration.

Yi Zhonghai and others were given ideological education and were required to clean public toilets.

After seeing this, Wang Shuanghua no longer had any ill feelings towards Yi Zhonghai and the others. He felt that, just as the deaf old lady had said, their intentions were good, but there might be problems with their methods.

Afterwards, she asked other staff members, some of whom believed that it was bullying of military martyrs’ families, while others said that they did not understand the law and no one gave any advice.

After learning about the situation at the subdistrict office, Wang Shuanghua went to the courtyard again and asked other people about the three uncles. During this period, Jia Dongxu had not died and Yi Zhonghai had not completely become ill, so it was generally fair.

In addition, Yi Zhonghai was a good pretender, and serving the deaf old lady also added a lot of points to him, so no one said bad things about Yi Zhonghai with exaggeration.

Especially this year, when everyone was unable to complete the scrap iron task, Yi Zhonghai purchased scrap iron from outside to help everyone complete the task. Everyone’s evaluation of him became much higher.

Among the three uncles, Yan Bugui has the worst reputation. He is greedy and would even want to get the end of a thread from others.

Wang Shuanghua asked several households, and most of the opinions expressed were similar, with no substantial differences.

Wang Shuanghua felt that he had understood most of it, and finally thought of Sha Zhu, who served noodles to the deaf old lady. He learned today that Sha Zhu and the deaf old lady had no blood relationship.

He felt that since Sha Zhu was so kind to an old lady who was a five-guarantee household and had no blood relationship with him, he should not be a bad person and should have a high level of awareness, so he went to Sha Zhu to ask him.

Sha Zhu, that great villain, regarded Yi Zhonghai as closer to him than his own father, so naturally he said many good things about Yi Zhonghai. In his words, Yi Zhonghai was a great saint.

After listening to Sha Zhu’s words, Wang Shuanghua thought that Jia Zhang was causing trouble every other day, and it was not a good idea for him to deal with it all the time. He should ask the manager to manage the atmosphere in the courtyard.

If you have any problems, just go to the manager. If the manager really has a problem, it is not too late to deal with him. The key is to make yourself feel a lot more relaxed.

Wang Shuanghua had the idea of ​​re-electing the manager. He planned to ask Shen Zhiyu for details and seek his opinion.

Whether Yi Zhonghai and others’ plan will succeed depends on what Shen Zhiyu thinks.

Shen Zhiyu was confused by Jia Zhang’s actions during this period. She came to someone’s house to disgust them while they were having dinner, and she was not afraid of being beaten to death.

Shen Zhiyu has been traveling through time for nearly a year. Although Jia Zhang is unreasonable, she is not so disgusting. He thinks there is something wrong here.

However, Shen Zhiyu had just recently arrived at his new position and did not have extra time to pay attention to the mess happening in Siheyuan.

Wang Shuanghua originally wanted to find the person involved, Shen Zhiyu, but he felt that what Shen Zhiyu said might not be objective.

Finally, they decided to look for Tu Qifang, the previous person in charge of the courtyard house at No. 95 Nanluoguxiang.

Originally, the time for the handover between the two should have been clearly stated, but because Wang Shuanghua had something going on at home during that time, he did not ask in depth and only made a simple handover.

“Aunt Tu, you’re at home! It seems my trip today was not in vain.” Wang Shuanghua said with a smile.

Tu Qifang put down the sole of the shoe in her hand, welcomed Wang Shuanghua to come, then stood up and walked to the thermos, poured a glass of water for Wang Shuanghua, and said with a smile: “Girl, how come you have time to come and see me? Tell me, what’s the matter?”

Wang Shuanghua took a sip of water, put it down and said, “Auntie, this is still the business of the Jia family in the courtyard at No. 95 Nanluoguxiang.”

“Is it the compound where Yi Zhonghai and his people live?” Tu Qifang thought for a moment and said.

“That’s right. I really have no other choice, so I came to ask you for advice today.”

(End of this chapter)