The Square Is Not Round

Fang Zi, who was new to the world, was assigned to work in the county party committee office just after graduating from Dongshan University. While working as a secretary in the county party committee, he was deeply discriminated against and tortured. His misfortune in love, the supercilious look of his boss, and the rejection of his colleagues made Fang Zi miserable. During this period, he worked hard, endured all kinds of hardships, and endured all kinds of difficulties. Finally, he climbed from a poor man to the position of deputy director, and then was arranged by the county party committee to be the mayor of a township. During this period, he was falsely accused, criticized, suppressed, dismissed from his post, and suppressed by evil forces. Fang Zi was unyielding, calm and cultivated, studied and worked hard, and was eventually reinstated, making great contributions to rural revitalization. This work takes personal growth as a clue. It is not fantasy, not kitsch, and has no exaggerated plot. It is unfolded layer by layer in a way that is close to reality. The story is narrated in small chapters, with humor, joy and sorrow, and happiness. Each chapter is thought-provoking. The chapters reflect human nature, and the reading makes people reflect on human nature. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.