Don't Push the Car If it Falls Over
by Zhang Xiaoli
About This Novel
The Central Plains has rich soil and heroes emerge in large numbers. More than fifty years ago, one name resounded across the land of the motherland. He was Yang Shuicai, whom Comrade Mao Zedong called "a communist fighter who was not afraid of hardship and death." Comrade Yang Shuicai was the former deputy secretary of the Party branch of Shuidao Yang Brigade in Xuchang County (now Jian'an District, Xuchang City). He was a banner for rural grassroots cadres in the 1950s and 1960s. During his lifetime, he conscientiously practiced his purpose of serving the people wholeheartedly for more than ten years. He endured the pain and worked hard to start a business. He led the people in his hometown to dig ponds, plant trees, and build schools. He did one practical thing for the people and changed the poverty and backwardness of Shuidaoyang Village. He died of illness at his desk in the early morning of December 5, 1966. Throughout his life, he never forgot his original intention, kept his mission in mind, and never considered personal gains and losses. He used practical actions to create a glorious image of an outstanding Communist Party member and grassroots cadre who was devoted to the people, selfless dedication, hard work, and honest and honest.
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