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Chapter 305

"Yes."

The head of the cultural affairs department nodded.

“Back when I was taking the college entrance exam, whenever I didn’t get good grades or felt like giving up, I would listen to the song ‘Sailor’.”

"Is it so magical?"

The warden asked, puzzled.

"Of course, the power contained within the song is limitless."

The warden shook his head.

"I really don't understand, because I was admitted to university through a special admission program."

The head of the cultural affairs department twitched his lips.

"Look, why are there so many people in the screening room tonight?"

The head of the cultural affairs department pointed to the surveillance camera.

The two people saw through the surveillance footage that the screening room, which was usually not full, was now packed with people.

"It looks like they're watching some kind of legal education livestream?"

The head of the cultural affairs department looked at the video link sent by his subordinate.

The keywords are all about Master Hua being arrested, police station live broadcast...

He said, puzzled.

"Then let them see it."

"I'm so happy," the warden said.

Previously, they would show the daily news broadcast of China every night, but very few prisoners were willing to watch or learn from it.

Now, these prisoners are taking the initiative to learn about the law.

It was too late for him to be happy.

In this case, people released from prisons under their jurisdiction.

They should all behave themselves honestly and lawfully, and stop committing crimes.

With fewer repeat offenders, the prison under its jurisdiction can rank a level higher in the law enforcement system.

The local prison system will also be under less pressure.

just.

Just as the two of them were beginning to relax...

Suddenly, the prisoners in the playback room became depressed and started crying, burying their faces in their hands.

"What's happening now?"

The two stared at each other.

But before they could react...

The prisoners, who had just had an emotional breakdown, suddenly stood up one by one, pointing at the television and cursing loudly.

The two were so frightened that they ran from the office to the scene.

As soon as I pushed the door open, I heard the prisoners shouting loudly.

"Damn, does this guy named Su Wei have a death wish?!"

"Warden, hurry up and arrest this Su Wei. I'll break his legs and arms, and leave him with just his mouth to sing obediently."

"Sing half a song, then give an olive to your asshole!"

"Damn it, Lao Zhang, what you said is disgusting. I was just saying that I wanted to take a shower these past two days, so why did you have to squeeze in with me?"

Upon seeing this, the broadcaster quickly stepped forward to explain.

Upon learning that the prisoners had broken down because Su Yu sang half of "Tears Behind Bars," the warden couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"Don't worry, everyone. We will definitely find a way to get Su Wei to sing the whole song."

"As long as everyone actively reforms, it's not impossible that we might one day make 'Tears Behind Bars' our prison anthem."

Upon hearing the warden's words, the prisoners immediately cheered.

Seeing this, the warden didn't find it annoying.

It's happiness!

That's why he felt he was reforming people!

Not machines!

"Warden, I request that the 'Tears Behind Bars' be set as the school bell. From now on, I promise to attend every practical class properly."

"Me too, this song 'Tears Behind Bars' really touched my heart. I think this Su Wei must be a juvenile offender released from prison, just like us."

"At such a young age, he has the courage to start a new life and such a high level of awareness."

"We adults absolutely cannot lose face!"

"That's right, let's all learn from Su Wei!"

The warden nodded to the head of the cultural affairs department.

"It seems you have a lot to say; the power of music is boundless."

The warden strode to his office, picked up the phone, and reported the matter to his superiors.

Early the next morning.

The top leaders of provincial-level units across the country.

I just started work and haven't even settled into my seat yet.

Then we received a proposal from the prison system.

"Tears behind bars?"

"Requisitioned as a prison song?"

"Your province received it too!"

“Some people in Guangdong Province have also made the suggestion.”

In the encrypted office system, several familiar top executives gossiped with each other.

And the other side.

Future Star and The Rap of China also started their live streams as promised.