Her words seemed to come out of thin air and shocked people: "Go to Moutai, you must have Moutai for dinner in the future, otherwise don't invite me to come"! This may sound like the words of a rich man or corporate tycoon, but it is not.
The female leading cadre was named Zhang Yumei, an official in Bijie, Guizhou. Her background and social status make this sentence even more abrupt, like a sharp blade stabbing at the mistake of not seeing Moutai on the table. At this moment, she lost her self-control and vented her anger at the untimely situation at the wine table.
Zhang Yumei, born in 1964, was born in Bijie City, Guizhou Province. Her childhood was not happy, and her family was poor. Despite her family's difficult circumstances, her parents gave everything they could to send her to school, and she worked tenaciously. This diligence led her to enter university at the age of 18, majoring in law. After graduating, she went on to work in the local judiciary.
When she first started working, she was dedicated and very attentive. She knows the job won't come easily. She was quickly recognized by her leadership for her dedication to her work, and two years later she was promoted to vice president of the Intermediate People's Court. This made her feel very proud, as if she had gone from the countryside to the bustling city.
As time passed, Zhang Yumei gradually got used to such a life. She began to become extravagant, not only for work, but also for her daily life. She was accustomed to extravagant taste and lavished lavish. This life is not only a pleasure, but also a means of satisfying her inner emptiness. Zhang Yumei is immersed in power and wealth, and her personality gradually becomes arrogant.
In 2015, her career reached its peak when she became the Director of the Bijie Bureau of Justice. She is just 50 years old, in the golden age of officialdom. In this position, her power grew stronger, and she began to profligate. She becomes arrogant and aggressive, pointing fingers at her subordinates and erupting into anger at the slightest disappointment.
However, Zhang Yumei does not stop there. She indulged in power, indulged in greed, and even began to pursue new thrills. Her targets turned to young and promising men, and business owners were new to her. In the name of making friends, they flattered her and brought her more pleasure.
However, this state of life did not last long. Soon after, authorities exposed her violations. She was investigated, which soon revealed that she had amassed wealth in official positions, illegally accepted bribes, and had a chaotic private life. All this to the detriment of national interests. In the end, she was sentenced to five years and six months in prison and confiscated all her ill-gotten gains.
Zeng Guofan once said: "It is better to be an official than to save trouble, and it is better to be provincial, and it is better to be clean in official affairs. However, Zhang Yumei has long deviated from her original intention and broken through the bottom line of the law. She was eventually tried by the law. Her story warns us that greed and depravity eventually lead to doom.