People in Tokyo: the Life of a Minister

Yu Tingsheng, the magic postman in Tokyo's 23rd ward, faces the most significant problem in his career: How to cultivate the backbone of the extraordinary person and gain a foothold in Tokyo when he is traveling around the world? The answer is to establish a close, family-like relationship between superiors and subordinates. "Welcome home, Minister!" "Should I eat first or take a shower first..." The principle of recruiting new people and accepting old ones should be to let newcomers in the workplace understand: "Paying to go to work is equivalent to going to a gentle place." "If you try more unpaid physical labor, you will get plenty of spiritual food." "For the sake of the minister's good life, I will continue to work for another thirty years and maintain an active and progressive service attitude." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.