That Person and That Thing
About This Novel
The novel of the same name as the theatrical movie "That Man That Thing". Ai Min, a young cadre, was assigned by the director of the Poverty Alleviation Office to go to Shenyin Village to serve as the first secretary of poverty alleviation on his wedding anniversary. In order to help Shenyin Village get rid of poverty, Ai Min thought of many ways and encountered many difficulties. It was finally decided to let Shenyin Village establish a red date winery. Just when Ai Min was devoting himself to building the factory, his daughter fell ill and was hospitalized and needed surgery. His wife called Ai Min to ask for his opinion, but she could not get in touch with him. This incident deepened the emotional crisis between the two, leading to divorce. At this time, Ai Min's classmate Chen Jianyun, Jiang Mei's previous suitor, saw the hope of being with Jiang Mei and began to pursue Jiang Mei. Aimin encountered a landslide while building a factory and was hospitalized after trying to save others. The villagers of Shenyin Village rushed him to the hospital and found Jiang Mei to explain the cause. Only then did Jiang Mei realize that she had misunderstood Ai Min. At the hospital, the two reconciled. After being discharged from the hospital, Ai Min continued to devote himself to running a winery. With the help of the government, Shenyin Village built a winery and successfully brewed red date wine. Due to the excellent quality of red date wine, the market instantly opened up and it became a well-known enterprise in the city. It also allowed the villagers of Shenyin Village to successfully get rid of poverty, become rich, and live a good life. Ai Min was commended by the city and could have been transferred back to work in the city. But he took the initiative to apply to serve as the first secretary of poverty alleviation in Wanjia Village, another poor village. His wife supports his decision and is proud of him. "That Person and That Thing" is a fictional work written by the author and does not involve any real people, events, etc. Please do not link the fictional work with reality.
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