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Tong Min Qian an official from Heng Yang implicated in a serious violation and noted as "an incredibly unlucky" official according to the Chairman of the Hunan Political Consultive Conference.
Feng shui experts in the government affected some of the cadres' judgement, influencing their decision-making. "The unluckiest official," Mr. Tong was known to be responsible for the collapse of the Grand Phoenix Bridge as well as Ceng Cheng Jie's collection scheme when he took a position at Xiang Xi back in Shao Yang during its darkest period.
Looking back at Tong Min Qian's resume, he had played well taking over the autonomous prefecture in Northwest Hunan, Shao Yang City and Heng Yang City. He was a big wig in all three places. He also became Secretary of Xiang Xi for five years and as Secretary for Shao Yang City for four years. The collapse of Grand Phoenix Bridge, Ceng Cheng Jie's illegal collection case, and the fall of Shao Yang all happened under his term. When these abominable things happened, he came out unscathed and was actually getting promoted at every turn seems that he isn't "the unluckiest official," but in fact, "the luckiest official."
Addressing Tong Min Qian an unlucky person, is perhaps a leeway to cleverly avoid the what he should have taken responsibility during his time. This kind of Intentional blindness is the reason for Mr. Tong's bad luck. This idea of "being on the wrong side" is completely an outmoded notion.
Moreover, the term "unlucky" in order to describe an official is really a question of responsibilities and the percentages he/she solve the universal problem. For example, an official is believe to be corrupt and once caught becomes unlucky. The gift we have needs to be developed and used wisely in a right way, with the right people. Everyone has given a gift, but once you gave it to the wrong person, that is "unlucky." Another example is when two teams A and B are competing and team B is deposed, well this definitely is bad luck. Listening to this group allows us to see logic although we are not in the scenario. They believe in luck, they believe in Feng Shui, the unspoken rules of officialdom and may not wish to believe in it through order, discipline, or law. Feng shui may be an unspoken rules of officialdom and loopholes, but for Tong Min Qian, it is also believed to be a destiny.
