This actually involves myself in the judgment, and I can't help but laugh and get ready to say something, although I don't really like this so-called "judgment."
This kind of "judgment," in my eyes, Tang Fangjing, is meaningless. Maybe it makes the parties involved feel a little better, but it still doesn't solve their problems.
I'm just particularly interested in this case because it involves another organization that many might not pay attention to, the village committee.
But just as I am about to speak, someone else starts speaking beside me, "I think he has issues himself. It's the village land, and he wants to renew the lease, they just don't want to lease it to him anymore."
Who is this person? Many people turn to look and see a middle-aged man in a suit, looking refined and scholarly, with the air of an intellectual.