The Woman Behind the Conspiracy

In the 1980s and 1990s, with the rapid development and gradual standardization of the commodity economy, the value of power became increasingly prominent, and social cognition subtly shifted from the business-based system to the official-based system. The pursuit of profit and the pursuit of officialdom are like two twins who are connected by blood but go their separate ways. They have become two common phenomena in society. Officialdom is not only like a battlefield, but also like a shopping mall. While officials at all levels are competing openly and covertly for official careers, another force is also subtly involved, making the competition in the officialdom more intense, complex, and murky. It is not only tit-for-tat confrontation, but also filled with a certain sentiment. This power is women, to be precise, officials' wives. Not only did they provide suggestions and suggestions for their husbands' promotions, but they were also unwilling to be left alone and tried their best to join the officialdom themselves. Therefore, officialdom is not only a battlefield or a shopping mall, but also a special love scene.