When the idealist Lin Mo embarked on the road of becoming a civil servant, the land dispute in Qingshan Town was the first rock he encountered. I followed Chen Laoxue to work, but I encountered a secret box in the project bidding; I was seconded to the county party committee office, but I didn't write down my ambitions with my pen. I first saw clearly the swords and swords of the factions.
From villages and towns to cities and counties, he has seen the responsibility in fighting floods, and also encountered the secrets in whistle-blowing letters; he has come into head-on confrontation with corruption to protect his mentor, and he has also dealt with businessmen in investment projects. The opponent's relentless pursuit, Su Qing's emotional ties, and the anonymous letter that always appeared at critical moments all asked him: If he wants to rise to the top, do he have to polish off the edges first?
When the blueprint for the municipal new district was rolled out, he held evidence that could overturn the chess game, and finally understood: the most ruthless game in officialdom is never about winning or losing, but about torture at every step - do you remember why you set out?
