Li Dahai Retires

Li Dahai was born in the 1950s. He is basically the same age as the Republic. His family background is the son of a high-ranking cadre. He participated in revolutionary work in the 1970s and went through major historical stages such as unit bankruptcy, unit mergers, and reform and opening up. He also contributed to the construction of the Republic. However, when he reached retirement age, he discovered that his files were lost and he was unable to retire normally. In desperation, he found the coordinator of the reorganized unit that year, but the leader did not give him satisfactory results, and the labor department could not recognize the factual labor relationship. As a last resort, he took his employer to court. Under a fair legal judgment, it was determined that Li Dahai had a labor relationship with the company, but the Labor Bureau required him to provide original documents for the missing content in the file. He had no choice but to go south to his current workplace three times to go through the transfer and subsidy procedures. After all the changes, the original factory went bankrupt. With the help of many friends and colleagues from the past, he worked hard in various ways to finally... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.