Thirty Years of Fame, Scattered Like Dust and Earth

This autobiographical work of nonfiction uses a plain yet distinctive, fluid style to vividly recount the winding, dramatic journey of “me,” from an idealistic and inexperienced college graduate to a grassroots leading official. It traces my inner journey and feelings as I strive for my ideals and press ahead in my career, sketching the growth and development of a grassroots official like the soft outlines of a landscape painting. From youthful ambition to a quiet departure, the story and its circumstances are moving and thought-provoking. This compelling, readable work of mid-length nonfiction offers a profound portrayal of the realities of life and career development for grassroots officials with strong personalities.