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Chapter 688 Nanchuan City Public Security Bureau

As the gateway city of Quang Van Province, Namcheon City holds a pivotal position within the entire province.

As a vital passage connecting Quang Van province to the outside world, Namcheon City undertakes a significant task of entry and exit inspection and quarantine. Goods entering from the south and abroad must pass through the checkpoints in Namcheon City for inspection.

At the same time, Nanchuan City is also one of the most important land transportation ports in the entire southwest region of China.

As the second largest city in Guangyuan Province and a crucial import and export port in China, Nanchuan City ranks among the top three in economic development in the entire province.

With a large population, a relatively developed economy, a large volume of import and export trade, and a heavy workload for border inspection, this is the current situation of Nanchuan City.

At the same time, Nanchuan City has a large migrant population, which is accompanied by a relatively high crime rate.

Qin Chuan is now the director of the Nanchuan City Public Security Bureau.

Qin Chuan has been here for half a month since he was transferred from the Linzhou Public Security Bureau to Nanchuan.

Sitting in his office, Qin Chuan was still learning about the local situation, especially the internal workings of the public security system.

More than half a month ago, Qin Chuan received a transfer order and left Linzhou City in less than a week.

Lin Yueting came with him.

“Our law firm has decided to open a branch in Nanchuan City, and I’m here to pave the way.”

Qin Chuan affectionately ruffled Lin Yueting's hair.

Nanchuan City is thousands of miles away from Linzhou City; they are completely unrelated places.

The idea that Lin Yueting's law firm would open a branch here is pure nonsense.

So Lin Yueting's trip to Nanchuan City this time was actually with Qin Chuan.

Of course, Lin Yueting spends less time here, only two or three days a week.

There's no need to rent a place to live anymore, as Qin Chuan has dormitory accommodation in Nanchuan City.

Before leaving the Linzhou Public Security Bureau, Yang Jinguo specifically summoned Qin Chuan to the Provincial Party Committee and had a conversation with him.

"This conversation was originally intended to be a detailed discussion between Secretary Zhenguo and you. Everyone has seen the achievements you made during your time working at the Linzhou Public Security Bureau, which is very commendable."

This is Yang Jinguo's, or rather Lin Zhengguo's, evaluation of Qin Chuan's performance at the Linzhou Public Security Bureau during this period.

Although the evaluation was brief, consisting of only two words, it was "very good," representing the superiors' affirmation of Qin Chuan's work over the past six months.

"The main purpose of calling you here today is to discuss your future career path."

In reality, Qin Chuan had no say in the selection process. When Yang Jinguo spoke with him, the transfer order had already been issued, meaning that regardless of Qin Chuan's wishes, he was destined to be appointed as the director of the Nanchuan City Public Security Bureau.

According to Yang Jinguo, the transfer order came as a surprise, and he was unaware of it beforehand. In fact, the suddenness of this event was somewhat accidental.

Lin Zhenguo's old classmate is serving as the governor of Guangyun Province.

The appointment of Qin Chuan as the director of the Nanchuan Municipal Public Security Bureau was not ordered by Lin Zhenguo, but rather requested by the governor of Guangyun Province who submitted a report to higher authorities and submitted an application to the provincial public security department. Qin Chuan was appointed as the director of the Nanchuan Municipal Public Security Bureau.

In fact, according to the arrangements made by Lin Zhenguo, Yang Jinguo, and others, Qin Chuan was to serve as the deputy director of the Linzhou Public Security Bureau for at least a year and a half before being considered for the position of director in a city or prefecture.

Although the bureau chiefs in the lower-level cities are also at the division level, Qin Chuan's rank has not changed. However, if he serves as the bureau chief of a local public security bureau for two years, he may be able to enter the local leadership team.

When Qin Chuan's rank reaches that point, he will need to be promoted again, becoming a deputy director-level cadre.

Moreover, his position as a deputy director-level cadre is different from that of deputy director-level cadres who come from ministries.