I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

The inspection at the cotton spinning factory highlighted the unchanged routine of workers despite higher-ups' presence. Chang Wei, recalling his past experiences with similar events, remained humble and pragmatic, opting for direct engagement rather than speeches. As he interacted with factory leaders, he sensed underlying issues within the workforce, including theft and diverse backgrounds affecting cohesion. The secretary shared concerns about the disparity between Shanghai's affluent lifestyle and the struggles elsewhere in China, expressing a desire for workers to enjoy better living conditions without losing sight of revolutionary ideals. Chang Wei felt the weight of these class differences, realizing the complexities of the era he was in.

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