Official Road Fuyao

Are post-2000s starting to reorganize their workplace? No, it's far more than that. Some of them have already begun to reach out to officialdom! I heard that 'official culture' has been passed down for thousands of years? Take it aside, there will be no more cadres in the future! I heard that there are hidden rules in officialdom? Sorry, it is not valid for those born after 00 years! Guan Xiaoping, a small village official who had just taken office, ambitiously wanted to build a road that had not been built for generations. Because he was not familiar with officialdom, he began to encounter various setbacks and suppression. When he built a road over mountains and built a bridge over water, Guan Xiaoping relied on his tenacity to overcome many difficulties and finally built the road. In just one year, he lifted a provincial-level poverty-stricken village out of poverty and became rich. While continuing to rise, Guan Xiaoping also witnessed all kinds of invisible struggles in the officialdom, intrigues, and mutual subversion... The frustrated Guan Xiaoping wanted to give up for a while, but faced with the efforts of the villagers to persuade him to stay, and facing the green mountains and hot land, he finally picked up his mood, and with the encouragement and support of his confidante, he embarked on a new journey again. "Official Road" is based on a real and vivid officialdom as the background, and shows the complexity and cruelty of officialdom through Guan Xiaoping's growth experience. At the same time, it also expresses the challenges and pressures that a young official needs to face when growing up. This novel not only allows readers to understand the operating mechanism of officialdom, but also inspires people to face reality bravely, stay true to their original aspirations, and strive to pursue their dreams and life values.