Chen Guoqing's words left Wen Baogui staggered. Wen Baogui was the type of person who had risen step by step from humble beginnings. In Jingcheng, he had no powerful backing. He relied on his ability to assess situations and his decisive nature.
This kind of person was impressive, but also not. The impressive part was having rich experience in struggles, but the not-so-impressive part was that if he truly offended the prestigious families, Wen Baogui's future could come to an abrupt halt.
As for Secretary Nie, Wen Baogui didn't know much, only that he had connections with both the Nie and Yang factions—something he had seen in "Times Magazine". As for what exactly was going on behind the scenes, Wen Baogui was unclear.
Nie Zhenbang smiled and said, "Old Wen, this meal is my treat as I've said; you can't steal my thunder. My wife's elder brother, Yang Anbang, is the owner of the Wal-Mart Group."
