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On April 23, in a small village in Kailu, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, the incident of "paying money first for farming" detonated the Internet.
According to public reports, local village officials asked farmers to pay 1 million yuan before they could farm the land.
Looking at this excessive request of the "parent official", netizens took action to ask for an explanation.
In the exposure of the incident, Ji Yunhao, deputy secretary of the party committee, as a mediator, instantly became a hot topic.
In front of reporters, Ji Yunhao still maintained an arrogant and rude style, not only refusing to talk to reporters.
As a servant of the people, in the face of questioning, he chose to prevaricate with the words "I don't understand the law".
In the video, Ji Yunhao clasped his elbows with his hands on his face, looking angry, pointing at the villagers and the on-site mediation reporters, full of official authority.
In order to show his rights, he even let go of his cruel words:
Said to seize the peasants' farming equipment.
Looking at the video of "Ji Yunhao blatantly preventing farmers from farming", netizens launched a deep dig into his personal identity.
According to public information:
Ji Yunhao was born in 1990.
He joined the army in December 2007 and transferred to the army in December 2009.
This year, he was only 22 years old, and his public education was a university.
At this time, Ji Yunhao had become an official party member.
In July 2012, Ji Yunhao went to work.
Looking at Ji Yunhao's beautiful resume, many people questioned that his academic qualifications were fraudulent and there was a backstage.
According to the description of a local villager:
We contracted a total of more than 5,000 acres of land, and the contract was signed in 2004 for 30 years.
According to the contract, the expiration time is 2034.
Now the Kailu cadres suddenly popped up and demanded that they pay 1 million yuan, and the land contractors could not accept it.
In addition, Yang Hua, the local village party secretary, also changed his previous rhetoric.
In a soothing tone, Quan Zhao said:
The money is not to be collected by my own village, the policy above requires, but I did not specify how much.
Now, the incident is getting worse, and what makes local farmers most anxious is:
Farming is just a matter of a few days, and it will be too late if you don't plant again.
Looking back at the history of farming for farmers:
Farmers farm the land, and the grain is not fresh,
It has become the norm for farmers to farm and receive subsidies.
But it is still unprecedented—the only one in the country to let farmers pay money before planting.
After reading the resume of Ji Yunhao, who "organized farmers to farm", do you think his career development is quite smooth?
Is it reasonable to ask farmers to pay before planting?
Can today's farmers get rich by farming alone?