The proud mayor Li Zhixuan kept his extramarital affair well hidden. In this world, he only believed in himself. However, it was his self-righteous concealment that caused him to fall into the situation of "lost in the fog and lost in the moon"...
"Mayor writer" Jiao Shu, following the "Mayor Trilogy", devoted himself to creating "The Mayor's Backyard".
The works describe the officialdom and the love scene, depicting various aspects of the human world with vivid brushes, and even go deep into the depths of human nature with a brush as large as a rafter...
Reader comments
In terms of character creation, the role of the mayor is three-dimensional and full. He not only has the decisiveness and wisdom of a leader, but also faces pressure and temptation from all sides. Other characters in the book also have their own characteristics. Their actions and choices jointly promote the development of the story, reflecting different values and attitudes towards life. From a thematic analysis, the work profoundly explores the nature of power, moral dilemmas and the weaknesses of human nature. It reminds people to stick to their principles and bottom line when facing power and interests, and also makes readers think about how to maintain human kindness and sincerity in a complex social environment.
The content is compact and worth reading.
The broadcast is good and the sound is nice.
How to put it this way, the life of the mayor in this book is relatively close to real life, without too many ups and downs. Mayor Li is a scumbag according to people's normal values and morals. But as President Li of the court said, Mayor Li is also a human being with normal emotional needs. Because of the pursuit of power and the limitations of his position, he does not even dare to make some normal demands, which leads to tragedy. In this novel, Mayor Li is not a good person, but he is not a treacherous person either. He does not fall in love with everyone like in some novels. He is still relatively well-behaved and treats the women around him (except for his wife Luo Hong). Both the first woman and his lover are relatively loyal. As for Luo Hong, from a woman's point of view, she should be sympathized with and pitiful, but there must be something hateful about a poor person. She couldn't figure it out. Why should she force herself to live a life like this? Why push herself into a corner when she has brought enough money to live a good life? There were so many people trying to persuade her and even the master's advice, but she just refused to listen. In the end, she ruined herself and her children. Alas, I don't know who to hate or who to like, but after listening to this book, I just have a feeling of sadness.
In terms of character creation, the role of the mayor is three-dimensional and full. He not only has the decisiveness and wisdom of a leader, but also faces pressure and temptation from all sides. Other characters in the book also have their own characteristics. Their actions and choices jointly promote the development of the story, reflecting different values and attitudes towards life. From a thematic analysis, the work profoundly explores the nature of power, moral dilemmas and the weaknesses of human nature. It reminds people to stick to their principles and bottom line when facing power and interests, and also makes readers think about how to maintain human kindness and sincerity in a complex social environment.
The content is compact and worth reading.
The broadcast is good and the sound is nice.
How to put it this way, the life of the mayor in this book is relatively close to real life, without too many ups and downs. Mayor Li is a scumbag according to people's normal values and morals. But as President Li of the court said, Mayor Li is also a human being with normal emotional needs. Because of the pursuit of power and the limitations of his position, he does not even dare to make some normal demands, which leads to tragedy. In this novel, Mayor Li is not a good person, but he is not a treacherous person either. He does not fall in love with everyone like in some novels. He is still relatively well-behaved and treats the women around him (except for his wife Luo Hong). Both the first woman and his lover are relatively loyal. As for Luo Hong, from a woman's point of view, she should be sympathized with and pitiful, but there must be something hateful about a poor person. She couldn't figure it out. Why should she force herself to live a life like this? Why push herself into a corner when she has brought enough money to live a good life? There were so many people trying to persuade her and even the master's advice, but she just refused to listen. In the end, she ruined herself and her children. Alas, I don't know who to hate or who to like, but after listening to this book, I just have a feeling of sadness.