Chen Mo, a physical education student, graduated from a junior college. He was enlightened in his difficulties and determined to take the exam. Carrying on the philosophy of life he learned from his father who was shrewd in human nature, he practiced "qualificationism" at every step in the grassroots officialdom. From villages and towns to funeral parlors, he has been in trouble many times, but he has always been able to use precise calculations and extraordinary hard work to avert danger. This is an epic grassroots counterattack, and it is also a profound mirror that reflects ideals and reality, rules and unspoken rules.
It's pretty, real, too real.