The three of them came to a Sichuan restaurant called "Axiang Sao".
They were all young men. During the meal, Hou Changcheng ordered six dishes, namely twice-cooked pork, pickled fish, Sichuan sausage, mapo tofu, boiled cabbage heart, and stir-fried pea pods. Each of them ordered a large portion. After a bowl of pea noodles, I ordered another beer, and later added a side of tofu pudding to go with the wine.
In the words of Hou Changcheng, "drink less at noon."
At that time, unlike later generations, there was no prohibition on alcohol, and drinking at noon was a common phenomenon.
Later, as management became more and more standardized and strict, work standards and the image of cadres were improved, many places first introduced a noon "alcohol ban", and later some special departments also introduced a workday "alcohol ban". Especially after the introduction of the eight regulations, The atmosphere took on a new look.
Many cadres sincerely support the "Prohibition Order" and the Eight Regulations.
Except for a few people who are particularly good drinkers and addicted to alcohol, most people are forced to drink out of mercy. There are very few people who do not drink too much. They feel uncomfortable at the time. How can they not have physical problems over time?
There are so many drinking places, which not only takes up personal practice time, but also makes the body drunk. What are you doing?
Those who are willing to drink are also in trouble. They are both the instigators and sufferers of it. They have a reputation for being a big drinker and a generous person. They have many drinking companions and many people to drink with them. Occasionally, if they want to drink less, they cannot do it. "You usually drink one catty, why do I only drink half a catty? Do you have a problem with me?"
As a result, the more I drank, the more I drank until I couldn't control myself. Many liver and stomach cancers have to be said to be related to this.
This is the so-called "those who are good at water will drown, and those who are good at flying will fall."
Of course, this is something.
Liang Jiangtao had been in the car for a long time, and he was already hungry because of his bravery. Hou Changcheng and Chen Guodong were also about the same. As soon as the food came, they didn't care about anything else, they started to eat and eat, and then drank a few glasses of cold beer. After taking it, it is really satisfying and I feel refreshed immediately.
"Brother, didn't you go to the branch? Why are you patrolling the bus station?" Liang Jiangtao asked.
"Forget it, the city bureau stipulates that all new police officers must be trained for two years. I was assigned to the police station in front of the station, and I patrolled the area with a few police officers every day. I did seven or eight things a day at least. The case has exhausted me!" Hou Changcheng shook his head.
He is also a top student at the University of Political Science and Law. When he became a police officer, he originally wanted to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a detective and handling major and important cases.
But now that he is a policeman at a police station, it is still the police station in front of the station with the largest population flow and the most complex personnel. Every day is filled with roosters, dogs, and thefts, and there are so many and complicated things. Every day, I count the days and look forward to returning to the branch.
"This is a bit unfair. Can't you talk to the leader?" Liang Jiangtao said.
"It's not easy. Although there are many police officers, they have more things to do, especially at the police station. There is a shortage of people, so we new college students have to work at the grassroots level and work as police officers. There is no way around it. Like I have just been working for a year, and I am in charge of four or five assistant police officers. I am also a small leader, and to be honest, I can also get some training." Hou Changcheng said.
In the Public Security Bureau, in addition to regular police officers, there are also a large number of assisting police officers and auxiliary police officers.
They are non-staff personnel, the recruitment threshold is low, and the treatment is naturally poor. They have no independent law enforcement power and assist in law enforcement under the leadership of formal police.
The existence of non-staff personnel is to address the shortage of law enforcement personnel.
Not only public security, but also industry, commerce, and urban management are facing this problem. As the economy continues to grow, this contradiction will become more and more prominent. Relevant departments often solve it by recruiting a large number of non-staff personnel.
Of course, this phenomenon is not unique to contemporary society. In ancient times, there were a large number of "white workers", that is, temporary government workers.
Working at the grassroots level is not entirely a bad thing. Although it is hard work, it is relatively free and you have the power to deal with many complex things at hand, which is very helpful for improving your ability.
"Thank you for your hard work, senior brother!" Liang Jiangtao raised a glass.
"If you work within the system, you still have to go to the higher-level agency. It's okay to stay there for a while, but it won't work after a long time. For example, if you work at a police station, you can work up to the deputy director at most. Directors are basically sent by the agency. We still have to return to the branch as soon as possible." Hou Changcheng drank a glass of wine and continued to ask:
"By the way, you haven't told me where you went for work. Are you going back to Jiang'an?"
"Uh... Brother, it's a long story. Originally, I wanted to go to Jiang'an Customs and had already gone in for an interview, but there was a car accident suddenly before the interview. I regretted missing it," Liang Jiangtao said.
"Oh no! So unlucky!" Hou Changcheng slammed the wine glass on the table and said loudly.
"The treatment at Jiang'an Customs is very good. One of our senior brothers went there before and was paid 3,000 to 4,000 yuan a month. He also received a bonus of 10,000 to 20,000 yuan at the end of the year, which is more than three times higher than our local civil servants!"
"They belong to the central unit stationed in Han Dynasty. They are managed in detail and cannot be controlled by the local government. They have to be protected and given a lot of land. They are still building and dividing houses. They don't even have to buy a house!"
"Are you going to the Anti-Smuggling Division? There are various subsidies and better treatment there! More importantly, they have great power! How many foreign economic and trade companies have to beg them?"
"Promotion is quick! You can get a minor in a few years. Unlike us, you may not be able to get a minor in a lifetime!"
"For example, our director is over 40 years old and has been a police officer for more than 20 years. He is in charge of more than 20 official police officers and has a total of 70 or 80 people under him. Up to now, he is only a full-time officer. Seeing that he is too senior, I thought about getting him a minor treatment, so I applied for it years ago, but it hasn’t been approved yet!”
"They are both police officers, but the gap is huge! Hey...brother, why are you so unlucky?"
Hou Changcheng had a drink to vent his anger. He felt really sorry for Liang Jiangtao and expressed his anger.
In the Huanshan District Public Security Bureau, there are hundreds of official police officers. In addition to the deputy directors, only a few brigades have deputy section-level posts. The remaining brigade leaders and police station leaders are all unit-level officers.
The stock level is not in the mainstream. In terms of personnel, he is just an ordinary cadre and cannot be regarded as a real leader.
Thinking that the career path can be seen to the end at a glance, I suddenly felt a little confused.
"Senior brother, where there is a will, there is a way. With your ability, sooner or later you will have your chance." Liang Jiangtao said.
"I hope so. By the way, what are your plans?" Hou Changcheng looked at Liang Jiangtao with sympathy.
He was really unlucky. Being able to enter Jiang'an Customs was a step up to the sky, and he became someone he looked up to.
The starting point is basically his end point.
But if you miss it, you will fall into the mortal world. This feeling must be heartbreaking!
