Status determines attitude. Before he started his career, Qi Tongwei was merely a student, a commoner with no rank. Ding Yizhen, on the other hand, was a section-level official who could easily adopt the posture of a veteran to impart "experience." Yet, once Qi Tongwei joined the Provincial Party Committee Political and Legal Affairs Commission, he was no longer just a commoner, and his ability to remain humble and unassuming—rather than arrogant—made people view him with newfound respect.
Ding Yizhen had drunk too much and had simply collapsed onto the kang in the village chief’s house, dead to the world. The village chief had quietly slipped out of the room, leaving only Qi Tongwei and Shen Shuang inside.
Shen Shuang had finished two glasses of baijiu today—a quarter of a kilogram—and her fair, delicate face was flushed a deep red.
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