Ling Moyuan, the minister of household affairs in the Ming Dynasty, once traveled through time and became a low-level social worker in a modern bank. Facing the iron box (ATM) that spits out money and the flashing glass screen (computer), he insisted on bowing and calling him "sir", using bulletproof glass as a "crystal wall", and treating KPI assessment as a new way to cool officials.
This old-fashioned minister made countless jokes at the bank: he used the weighing method to check banknotes, wrote reports in the form of memorials, and tried to punish those who jumped in line with the "Law of the Ming Dynasty". However, he relied on his incredible mental arithmetic and photographic memory to crack financial scams and win over Chinese studies clients.
From the busy lobby usher to the counter boy who doubts life, Ling Moyuan's story of survival in the modern workplace begins with a hilarious start! Look at how the ancient ministers used the style of "veteran cadres" to run rampant in the digital financial era. They were both rubbed by the times and also rubbed against the times!
