1215: Chapter 606 Hot and Spicy Soup and Laboratory_2 1215: Chapter 606 Hot and Spicy Soup and Laboratory_2 Why say that?
Look at how Boss Yan usually conducts himself; to put it nicely, he was a young man who had found success early and was a bit ostentatious.
To put it unkindly, he was soone who disregarded rules, involved everyone in sses when provoked, and acted recklessly and irresponsibly.
It is well liked when he captures a criminal in the countryside.
But selling beef in the city caused a whole lot of trouble; when soone from the Provincial City ca to shake him down, he did not hesitate to cause a scene.
It was like the winds were stirring up a mountain storm, and at the ti, many were so frightened they couldn’t sleep well.
Not to ntion the incident a few days ago when he beat up the examiner during an assessnt.
Combining these events, for so leaders who are accustod to stability, it was no surprise that they would label Boss Yan a ‘troublemaker’.
It was Boss Yan who stirred things up, but also he, amazingly, resolved all these issues.
At that ti, everyone was just afraid, fearing that if things did not calm down, soone higher up would vent their anger on Wan City.
No one thought about how this guy could cause such trouble!
Many who didn’t know the inside story even thought that the Provincial City incident was just Yan Fei being lucky, catching those people just as they committed a cri.
Now, having listened to Secretary Niu’s work report, many imdiately started speculating: it seems this daring person has a solid backing!
Yes, any sensible person would think that.
You’re a cattle farr from a township, daring to do anything, fearless everywhere you go; of course, no one would believe you didn’t have so support.
If that’s the case, then this ti, no matter what, more consideration should be given to this ‘troublemaker’ boss.
Secretary Niu really was as Old Pan said, an unreliable secretary.
There weren’t few in the secretary pool, and the young ones, if they had degrees, could follow the leaders.
Without a desire for advancent, planning to stay in Wan City permanently, he relied on his own abilities and relationships.
Understanding what the leaders ant, he made a call without any hassle, and to put it bluntly, he didn’t even have to pay for the phone bill.
Why not, if for him such tasks were no trouble?
Show so appreciation to Boss Yan, draw closer in relationship.
If there was an incident normally, just leak so information appropriately.
Like this, relationships would only grow stronger, right?
In the future, if you were to get along, with established rapport, wouldn’t everything be easier to discuss?
It really is quite simple, except so people aren’t like him, unable to let go of their pride — a younger person might think, I am after all from the City Committee, just a rural enterprise, why would I need to flatter him?
But Secretary Niu also had his own ‘philosophy of life’: if possible, do not offend anyone, and try to build relationships whenever you can—it is by this he had survived in governnt, and no one could really say anything about it.
So people might look down on such a person, thinking him a sycophant, a flatterer, as if these qualities were only those of a villain.
This is a matter of differing perspectives.
In life, everyone has their own way of living.
But this phone call was also a good thing for Yan Fei.
At least it proved one thing, the higher-ups still valued his venue greatly.
However, the benefits were still unknown; currently, he was very busy.
He hurried to wash the gluten, planning to take it to Provincial City later, so his wife could enjoy authentic Hot and Spicy Soup from Sancha River Town for dinner.
Old Pan, having received this news, felt his trip was not wasted.
He asked about the distribution of the calves a bit more, then left.
Just as he left, another ca in: “Boss Yan, Brother Fei.
This Tibetan Mastiff is quite good, very obedient.
Seeing that you have so many tigers and black bears here, you probably don’t need a dog for guarding.
How about letting take it …”
The Fifth Young Master Guo, who had nothing better to do, ca back walking the Tibetan Mastiff in various loops.
Yan Fei looked up, glanced at the ek-looking black lion, and chuckled, “It’s obedient in this enclosure, but once it gets out, I can’t guarantee it’ll stay that way.
This guy used to fight other dogs; it must have killed at least eight or ten of them.
Do you think you could hold it back if it went mad and tried to bite soone?”
The Fifth Young Master Guo looked down at the black lion, which was even tar than a Dog Begging for Attention, and petted its head gently, completely still, such a good boy!
Heizi explained from the side, “Fifth Brother, the last match this dog fought was against a Native Wolf.
That wolf didn’t stand a chance against its claws; it was incredible.
Only Brother Fei could ta it; anyone else might really struggle.
Just look, if you were walking that tiger behind it within these grounds, it would be just as docile!”
The Fifth Young Master Guo thought about the tigers and black bears that usually just lay around lazily, always sleeping heavily, and then recalled those guys who had charged at him following Yan Fei.
He suddenly shivered and dropped the topic of wanting a dog.
Heizi watched his reaction and laughed quietly to himself.
Actually, how could a dog compare to a tiger, even a Tibetan Mastiff?
If Yan Fei really was willing to give it to him, and let him feed it a few more days here to get familiar, taking it ho and being a bit cautious shouldn’t lead to any trouble.
But this Tibetan Mastiff was, after all, a gift from Chen Yingjun, and that guy might co over at any ti.
If he saw the mastiff was gone, who knows how heartbroken he’d be!
By then, Yan Fei had finished his tasks and stood up, “I need to take a trip to the Provincial City soon.
Do you want to hang around here and wait for to return, or co with ?”
The Fifth Young Master Guo imdiately complained, “Co on, Brother Fei, I ca to hang out with you, and you’re just going to leave and head out?”
Yan Fei, feeling a bit embarrassed for a change, chuckled, “It’s just that sothing urgent ca up, and I need to step out!
Don’t worry, there’s so much to handle at ho, I’ll just make a quick round and might even return tomorrow.
While you’re here, you won’t lack for company, and the forr owner of this Tibetan Mastiff might sh well with you, so you’ll have soone to hang out with once he’s here…”
The Fifth Young Master Guo hesitated for a while, then finally nodded, “Then I’ll just hang out here!
By the way, if you’re not at ho, can I still walk the Tibetan Mastiff?”
Yan Fei thought for a mont, “Better not.
You don’t have enough strength for it; if it decides to run, you won’t be able to hold it back.
How about this, Old Gao also doesn’t like going to the construction site, you could stay with him…”
“No, no, no…” The Fifth Young Master Guo interrupted him.
“Old Gao has such a morbid look, what could I possibly talk about with him?
I’d rather find so place to have fun by myself.
Don’t worry about !”
“Alright then.” Yan Fei quickly got ready and prepared to head to the Provincial City.
Making Hot and Spicy Soup for his wife was one thing, but he had another matter to attend to in the Provincial City.
No sooner had he arrived in the Provincial City than he checked the ti until his wife got out of school and, finding he had so ti to spare, headed to the Agricultural University to have a chat with Professor He.
After exchanging pleasantries with Professor He, he broached the main topic, “Teacher He, didn’t so people from the authorities visit my place yesterday for an inspection?
They ntioned sothing about how I’m making decent money now and could consider setting up a laboratory to tinker with things myself.
I think that’s not a bad idea, even if I don’t make any breakthrough discoveries, at least it would be helpful to have so specialists around when major problems arise.
It’s just that I’m not quite clear on how to set up this laboratory…”
Professor He had been joking around with him initially, but when he heard him start talking about serious matters, he quickly turned solemn.
After thinking it over for a good while, he sighed, “Doing research can indeed be a very costly affair!
Firstly, it’s about talent.
Not to slight you, but pulling a team over to your neck of the woods is a challenging task.
Secondly, it’s about equipnt, and that’s not just a matter of spending money.
If you want to engage in so basic research, dostic equipnt is adequate, but if you aim to work on more advanced stuff, getting the right equipnt is a headache!”
“Why is that?” Yan Fei asked.
“Technology embargo,” Professor He explained, sighing again, a look of profound understanding crossing his face.
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