After hearing this, Luo Fei blinked. Emma, ​​this matter seemed to have nothing to do with him. If Guan Xinmin got angry after knowing it, he would first be dissatisfied with An Zhe, and secondly he would blame Chu Heng, especially Chu Heng. As the Minister of Propaganda, the newspaper he managed actually changed his name at will. This is outrageous.

Luo Fei couldn't help but be happy when he thought that Guan Xinmin would be dissatisfied with An Zhe, but then he saw Chu Heng's frustrated expression, Luo Fei knew that he was very nervous at this time.

Chu Heng should have two reasons for being nervous. One is because of himself, he is worried that Guan Xinmin will have a bad impression of him. The other is that once the matter is held accountable, Liu Yiping, who is responsible for reviewing the manuscript, will be blamed. Liu Yiping is a confidant who Chu Heng wants to support, so he naturally does not want to see Liu Yiping being punished.

So, should I help Chu Heng at this time?

Luo Fei quickly thought, once Guan Xinmin knew about this, if he was dissatisfied with An Zhe and Chu Heng, whether he was punished or not, this would be difficult to change.

But if An Zhe and Chu Heng had a sincere attitude and if Guan Xinmin was tolerant and generous, and showed a high attitude and did not care about this matter, they might be forgiven.

In this way, if you do not take action yourself, the result will not change much.

But if Guan Xinmin had no statement about Liu Yiping, with An Zhe's personality, he would definitely hold Liu Yiping and the newspaper accountable. Although the people in the newspaper had nothing to do with him, this would obviously be very unfavorable to Liu Yiping.

Chu Heng is now trying to cultivate Liu Yiping, so he naturally doesn't want to see her being punished.

What's more, if a series of punishments in the newspaper staff would make Chu Heng look dull.

In this way, if he could lend a helping hand to Chu Heng at this time, he would naturally be grateful to himself.

Thinking of this, Luo Fei calmed down and asked Guan Xinmin if he knew about this.

Chu Heng looked at An Zhe, and An Zhe couldn't tell whether he knew it now or not.

When Chu Heng heard hope, he looked at An Zhe with a gaze: "Secretary An, otherwise don't make any statement in advance?"

Everyone understands the meaning of Chu Heng's words. If Guan Xinmin cannot discover this, he will just suppress it internally, which will benefit everyone.

An Zhe became angry: "I dare not speak out if something happens like this. What kind of behavior is this? Is this an attitude towards the leader?"

Chu Heng couldn't help but feel embarrassed when he heard this, and secretly scolded An Zhe for being stubborn. Damn it. It would be bad for me, but is it good for you?

Luo Fei was also unwilling to speak quietly. If he kept silent and suppressed the inside, he naturally could not hold the parties involved openly accountable. Then Liu Yiping escaped and could not help Chu Heng, and Chu Heng naturally would not accept his favor.

Thinking of this, Luo Fei said: "Minister Chu, I agree with Secretary An's words. First, this is a question of attitude towards the leader. Second, there are newspapers in every room of the hotel. We can see this mistake. Can you make sure that people in the province can't see it?"

"Yes!" An Zhe took the speech, "Also, newspapers will be sent to the Provincial Publishing Bureau for review regularly. Even if no one in the hotel sees it, do you think the reviewers can't find it? You are just deceiving yourself. So, instead of being passive, it's better to take the initiative!"

Chu Heng knew that An Zhe was taking the initiative to ask Guan Xinmin for an apology and review and strive for his understanding.

Chu Heng thought about it and had no other good idea. He could only nod and maybe he was sincere. Guan Xinmin would forgive himself and An Zhe.

Chu Heng was calling Liu Yiping at this time. When Liu Yiping learned that this happened, she was immediately panicked. Emma, ​​she had been depressed by the fact that she served Ye Xinyi in the past two days. When the reporter finished writing the manuscript for review last night, she was a little absent-minded, and secondly, it was too late. The newspaper kept urging the manuscript. She quickly browsed it and signed it without seeing any problem. Unexpectedly, this problem happened.
Chapter completed!