Su Yan.
A very young junior cadre.
He seemed ordinary in every respect, and his values were fairly sound.
Those were Dong Xuebin's assessment and impression of Su Yan after the ride and what had happened earlier. He had a bit of a favorable impression of him. Su Yan had dared to step forward at that moment, reveal his identity, and try to help ordinary people. His actions and intentions were why Dong Xuebin thought well of him. But really, it was only a little goodwill. Dong Xuebin did not think there was anything particularly remarkable about him. His looks, height, rank, and work ability were all unexceptional. There were plenty of people like him in government offices, so Dong Xuebin naturally would not have paid him much attention. Yet when he saw Su Yan, the Deputy Section Chief of the county party committee's Secretarial Section, disregard his identity as a cadre and Civil Servant and relentlessly beat the Black Car Driver, Dong Xuebin was greatly surprised. He had not expected such a seemingly refined cadre to start throwing punches. At that moment, Dong Xuebin's opinion of Su Yan changed completely.
This guy was interesting!
That temperament suited him just fine!
He looked gentle enough, but he was vicious underneath?
This was not Dong Xuebin's evaluation of him as a leader, but simply as an onlooker. Most leaders would definitely not like someone like this. A subordinate who could not control his emotions, who could not stay calm when it came to the bigger picture, would seem politically immature. When something like this happened, as a Civil Servant—and a cadre at that—there were actually better ways to handle it than resorting to violence. Although Su Yan's position as Deputy Section Chief was not truly a deputy section-level rank and at