Poor Qingyun Road: the Days When I Tore up My Umbrella in Officialdom

[Counterattack from a poor family | Rural revitalization | Anti-corruption strategy | Idealism] Lu Mingchuan, who was born into a poor family, has been burdened with memories of poverty in the mountain villages of Qingshi County since childhood - his father died young, his mother made a living by picking tea, and his tuition fees were barely maintained by student loans and moving bricks on construction sites. He was admitted to Tsinghua University with the top score in the county, but he witnessed the cruel reality of hollowed-out rural areas in an ivory tower. He wrote a paper "The Dilemma of Governance in Hollowed-Down Rural Areas" and vowed to "use knowledge to change the countryside." After graduation, he gave up his high-paying position and decided to return to his hometown to become a township civil servant. When he first entered the grassroots level, he encountered a dark network where poverty alleviation funds were embezzled by village bullies. He was even suppressed because he refused to join in the conspiracy. With the secret support of Ye Wenlan, the leader of the inspection team of the Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission, he collected evidence alone, brought down the corrupt official Zhou Zhengyang, and was promoted to deputy mayor under unusual circumstances. In the next ten years, he used the trend of digital reform to lead the "blockchain poverty alleviation fund supervision system" and promote the development of cultural tourism in ancient villages. However, because he offended provincial interest groups, he was deeply threatened by evil forces - his mother's tea fields were burned, his lover Lin Xue was intimidated, and he was even framed for accepting bribes. At the critical moment of life and death, he teamed up with the media to expose the inside story of power-money transactions, used the wave of public opinion to set off an anti-corruption storm, and finally uprooted the masterminds behind the scenes. From the county magistrate of Qingshi County to the core backbone of the Provincial Party Committee Reform Office, Lu Mingchuan broke the shackles of the system with the "Young Cadres Residing in Villages Program" and proved with practical actions that the way for children from poor families to rise is also the way to the rebirth of rural China. A rural revitalization version of "In the Name of the People" - a young man from a poor family uses his ideals as a blade to carve a bright path through the ups and downs of the system. (Growth through political power and ambitions for family and country)