It Seemed a Little Different?
After the situation in Xijiu City was reported, the leaders of Jiangliao naturally took it very seriously. After all, everyone's eyes were fixed on the two shining pearls of Xijiu City and Guangzhou-Shenzhen City.
Those two treasures were something of a miracle in the Northeast. The leaders of Jiangliao didn't want either pearl to be tarnished.
In theory, Guangzhou-Shenzhen had the same problem. But they hadn't reported it, and their higher-ups hadn't submitted any reports about it either. Even if Jiangliao wanted to learn from their experience, they couldn't simply investigate another region without cause.
Xijiu, however, had reported the situation. It seemed they agreed with Wang Yue's assessment—in other words, Xijiu's leadership believed these problems were already hindering the city's development. Jiangliao's leaders had to help their province's pearl eliminate these hidden dangers.
What's more, Wang Yue's idea of a "safe and civilized city" was genuinely appealing. Xijiu and Guangzhou-Shenzhen were already competitors, and their economies were roughly on par.
But the moment this concept was proposed, the leaders of Jiangliao were overjoyed. They believed Xijiu could surpass Guangzhou-Shenzhen.
Ever since Guangzhou-Shenzhen's rapid development began, Jiangliao had sent people there to inspect the city. Several of them had their bags snatched in the street, and transactions conducted under its dazzling lights were commonplace. The public security situation was actually quite concerning, but in order to maintain rapid economic growth, Guangzhou-Shenzhen could only do its best to ensure a safe environment.
If Xijiu could truly put this concept into practice without affecting its economic development, it would completely surpass Guangzhou-Shenzhen. The leaders of Jiangliao would be delighted to see that happen.
After weighing all these considerations, the leaders of Jiangliao decisively resolved to launch a large-scale campaign. Its main focus would be Jichun City and