Inside the Secretary Office.
Dong Xuebin brought up Su Yan's name.
For some reason, Meng Hanmei seemed rather troubled. Judging from her expression, she did not quite approve.
Dong Xuebin asked, "What is it?"
Meng Hanmei gave a wry smile. "Compared with the others, he may not be all that mature."
Dong Xuebin blinked, took a sip of water, and said, "Are there other issues? Tell me."
Actually, Dong Xuebin had not settled on Su Yan from the beginning. He had only said it because he did not want Meng Hanmei to have any misgivings, and it would not have been appropriate to directly reject her work and effort. It was only after finding none of the people in the files particularly satisfactory that Su Yan's image happened to flash through his mind.
Then he remembered that Su Yan was a Deputy Section Chief under the County Party Committee Office, and the idea had come to him on a whim. But judging by Meng Hanmei's reaction, there was clearly something else going on. Dong Xuebin trusted his own judgment, but he was not blindly confident. He knew he had just arrived, and since he had chosen to trust Meng Hanmei, he had to consider her advice as well. She had been in Jiaolin County for so many years and undoubtedly knew the ins and outs better than he did.
Meng Hanmei pondered for a moment, choosing her words carefully. "As for Su Yan, there are no major problems, really. It's just that his personality is somewhat unsuitable for being a secretary. You usually can't tell, but when something happens, he gets impulsive. He's warm-hearted, but he can't control his emotions. Before you arrived, there were at least two incidents. Once, while working, Su Yan publicly got into a shouting match