Ten Years of County Travel

This book is not a YY book. The author adapted it slightly based on his own real experience and wrote this book. I hope it can give some help to some young people who have just entered the system. In the county officialdom of the East China Plain, Li Weimin, who was born in a rural area and had no background, stepped into the gate of GY County Government with the original intention of "benefiting one place". From the grassroots clerk who stayed up late writing materials, to the township cadres on the front line of disaster relief, to the executive deputy county magistrate in charge of finance and emergency response, he spent decades completing a promotion path that was unreachable in the eyes of others. In the past ten years, he has seen the undercurrents on the conference table, and experienced the hardships of people's livelihood in the fields; he has encountered the support of noble people with sincerity, and he has withstood the open and secret attacks of competitors; he has repeatedly weighed between adhering to principles and adapting to rules, and made difficult choices between professional ideals and personal emotions. From emergency aid in response to floods and droughts, to resolving corporate crises, to resolutely breaking the ice to promote fiscal reform, every step is at the intersection of reality and ideals. When he finally stood in front of the window of the county government building and looked at the land he had fought for, he realized that the greater the power, the harder the test of his original intention. This novel restores the ecology of county officialdom with delicate writing. In the intertwining of personal growth and changes of the times, it explores the deep proposition of "how officials should maintain their background" and writes about the struggle, struggle and perseverance of a generation of grassroots cadres.