Li Li didn't know that when she reported her discovery on the walkie-talkie, those in white shirts were all moved to tears.
It was too difficult.
The pressure was immense.
Life was tough in the mines and townships, and solving the case was challenging, but the greatest difficulty came from the psychological pressure.
Imagining the scene where Liu Jinghui was found allowed everyone to revel in the utmost joy, but the thought of not finding him was unbearably distressing.
For a group of middle-aged and elderly cadres, imagining a happy, perfect ending was a rigid mental exercise, yet conceiving terrible, devastating scenarios activated their minds as vividly as in their youth.
Li Li's report relieved many people.
Several officers ran over immediately, some wiser ones even brought shovels and pickaxes, but there weren't many of these tools, and the space in front of the mine soon became saturated.
Fortunately, an excavator and a hook machine arrived.
