Chapter 1325 Writing a Complaint Letter 4
Although Xibao was only seven or eight years old, she had a particularly strong ability to express herself, and her handwriting was very good, boasting a grace well beyond her years.
"Between the lines, there’s a hint of Wen Ruyu’s shadow; I have some of Wen Ruyu’s works here," the old leader commented on Xibao’s calligraphy, "Every letter the little guy sends me shows tremendous progress over the previous one, it could be described as rapid. Lu Jiang and Qingxue have done a very good job teaching Xibao, really good."
"Wen Ruyu? I haven’t heard that name in a long time." Wang Xinsheng remembered the last time he heard about Wen Ruyu, it was when he was unfortunately demoted and sent away to an unknown place.
The old leader nodded, "Same here."
His brows furrowed slightly, his mood somewhat irritable.
Wang Xinsheng didn’t dare to dwell on this topic and quickly steered back to the main point, "Xibao has made a complaint, how will you reply? Ah, this Lu Jiang, he sets such a high bar, giving a lot of pressure to his family!"
"What pressure? I think someone is just idle and has nothing better to do than to engage in behavior that undermines revolutionary camaraderie, which is unacceptable, it’s as though my words are falling on deaf ears!" The old leader seemed very displeased, "Have someone send a telegram over there, as the most powerful military unit entrusted with guarding the Capital, they must pay extra attention to the conduct of men and women, and must not tolerate any behavior that undermines revolutionary families. Anyone who intends to cause trouble should be suspended and investigated immediately. Comrade Lu Jiang and Comrade Qingxue have a harmonious family, a son and a daughter, and both husband and wife have dedicated themselves wholeheartedly to the nation and to the people. They are a good example, not to be sabotaged by others."
Guo Ming, responsible for the old leader’s health care, had once mentioned to the old leader about preparing medicinal oils, and the leader had a very deep impression of him; even after falling ill and leaving the army, he still thought about the soldiers, which showed his heart.