The incident of Ji Yunhao, deputy secretary of Kailu County in Inner Mongolia, has become a unique scenery, and the problems behind it are really terrible! First of all, his upbringing is strange, and then it is his black-screen computer that is typing!
The cause of the incident was a seemingly ordinary conflict. When dealing with the issue of peasants' spring ploughing, Ji Yunhao showed a domineering and hard-line attitude, and even openly claimed that he "did not understand the law." Such remarks and actions immediately aroused questions and criticism from the public. However, as the incident fermented, people began to dig into Ji Yunhao's past, trying to find the reason behind his actions.
It turned out that Ji Yunhao was a conscript, and he had rich work experience in the grassroots public security system. Such a background raises more questions about his behavior. How can a person who has worked in the public security system be so ignorant of the law? Does his past hide some secret that no one knows?
Let's talk about his upbringing first!
Born in 1990 and joined the army in 2007, how can he go to college? Still have a college degree? Don't you have to continue to study in the third year of high school when you become a soldier in the second year of high school? And then graduate from college in a year and a half? Others take the public examination for a few years to be admitted, but after two years of getting a junior college, he goes ashore in one go?
Not to mention skipping grades in school, he has been a soldier for two years and has made many meritorious contributions! After joining the work, he has made outstanding work and has become a secretary in a few years! Ordinary people dare not dream of it! Moreover, veterans (excluding military officers) who have entered public institutions after being demobilized are all in the status of work service, that is, they have a college diploma or above in correspondence, and their status is still that of work service, and it is impossible for them to become employees or civil servants!
Let's talk about his office show!
Some people say it's an anti-privacy screen, but which computer produces its own anti-privacy screen? Does the computer still have an anti-privacy film like a mobile phone? Everyone can find it when they go to the Civil Affairs Bureau and other public security organs to do things, and they can see it when they look at their office computer obliquely!
This Secretary Ji is really confusing. The photo of him sitting in front of an unturned computer and "typing" is even funnier than a comedy! Does this tell us how hard he worked, or does it show off his skills of "making something out of nothing"? But then again, this is also a kind of "unique style" of his, at least it is unforgettable!
His bold remark that "I just don't understand the law" is truly remarkable! The courage of a cadre who has grown up in the grassroots public security system to so frankly admit that he does not understand the law is not something ordinary people can have. However, this also makes people wonder, what exactly has he been doing all these years? Could it be that he is "cultivating" his own divine skills of "not understanding the Fa"?