"Chinese Officialdom" As a unique stage in China's feudal society, "officialdom" has staged countless "tragedies" and "comedies" in history. The authors of "Chinese Officialdom" were Wang Longzhuang and Wan Fengjiang in the Qing Dynasty. The content of this manuscript is a profound summary of the two authors' decades of official experience as government, state, and county staff and magistrates. It is a summary of various phenomena in the officialdom during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.
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This book has profound insights into various phenomena in officialdom. The author's writing style is concise and pragmatic. It reminds me of the experiences of some friends around me. Indeed, as the book says, you must be cautious and clear your ambitions when you first become an official, otherwise you will easily fall into the whirlpool of fame and fortune. This book is a good book worth reading for those who want to understand official culture.
This book has profound insights into various phenomena in officialdom. The author's writing style is concise and pragmatic. It reminds me of the experiences of some friends around me. Indeed, as the book says, you must be cautious and clear your ambitions when you first become an official, otherwise you will easily fall into the whirlpool of fame and fortune. This book is a good book worth reading for those who want to understand official culture.