Relying solely on training people can never bring about significant progress in the firefighting career.
Step by step, Fang Huai had reached the present day, and now he began to harbor a vast ambition.
Meanwhile, Hu Peizhou was seriously considering the olive branch Fang Huai had thrown out.
The entire day, he deliberated whether Fang Huai was worth collaborating with.
Given his rank, he exercised caution.
Through a comrade in Guizhou of no small rank, he already knew who Fang Huai's uncle was: a young leader who was promoted as quickly as he was, respected highly within their whole corps for his old battle training, and was about to step into a deputy leader's position.
When he found out, Hu Peizhou harbored some doubts about whether the reform was initiated by Fang Huai's uncle, but judging from the phone call he had just made, it seemed to be someone genuinely capable of overall coordination.
