The Backbone of the Times: the Silly Township Chief Hu Shiqi

Stupid: Confused and retarded! Idiots, idiots, silly, stupid, and stupid, people don't like to see them! But in reality, some people seem to be "stupid", but they are not really stupid! His actions are often praised and admired! Without these "big fools" in China in ancient and modern times, there would be no progress in human civilization! In China's earth-shaking rural reform decades ago, the "silly township heads" were the backbone of the times! The "silly mayor" in this book is the incarnation of the author's prototype. He is one of the "cutely stupid" people in the 1980s and 1990s! I sincerely hope that this book can promote righteousness, enlighten the mind, and be appreciated by both refined and popular people! "Silly Township Chief" is adapted from the original work "Work Notes of a Township Cadre" by Hubei Province writer Hu Shiqi. Based on his own personal experience in politics, he wrote about many relevant typical events with real materials and true feelings. From the perspective of "seeing the big from the small", "seeing the group from the individual", and "seeing the whole country from one area", he reproduced the real historical achievements of the first 20 years (1982-2002) of China's rural rural reform; he recorded the thrilling state affairs, civil affairs and family affairs that happened around the township head. It is a portrait of a township head's marriage, love, and career struggle; it is a true portrayal of the rural cadres who are dedicated to their duties, serving the country, the party, and the people; it is a heroic song for the escort, an ode to the righteous, and even more a hymn to self-discipline and love for others! The lingering sound lingers, everything is fascinating, and the episodes are thought-provoking. This novel is adapted from my original 42-episode TV series "That Year That Happened to the Township Chief".