In front of the building, there came a dozen people, among them were the young, the middle-aged, and the elderly.
One particularly noticeable was a man in his fifties, wearing a gray shirt, with thick eyebrows and bright eyes, looking exceptionally spirited among the elders.
This elder was Mayor Luo of Huadu.
Although Mayor Luo is busy with a myriad of affairs, he is particularly concerned about the revolutionary veterans of the older generation.
Grandma Liang's family was one of heroes and martyrs, a revolutionary family, and she was the only remaining veteran in Huadu who participated in the Long March.
Therefore, he was very concerned about Grandma Liang's life and health.
Upon learning of Grandma Liang's critical illness, he put aside his work and, as night fell, brought some city officials to visit her.
Accompanying Mayor Luo was Principal Zhu Wenhai of Huadu University, who also doubled as the Director of the Municipal Education Bureau.
