Qi Tongwei himself did not even know the purpose of his trip to Jinghai; he only knew it was an arrangement from above, with no private hints given to him.
However, Qi Tongwei was acutely aware of one thing: a massive fire in Jinghai had directly burned away the city's future.
Yet by the time Qi Tongwei assumed office in Jinghai, this matter had already been officially characterized. Furthermore, Qi Tongwei was not the chief official of Jinghai at the time, but rather dealing with the legacy of the previous administration. Wanting to avoid unnecessary trouble and the risk of being dragged down, he had chosen to remain silent on the matter all along.
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