This is a long-form work of contemporary fiction focused on fighting corruption in the civil aviation industry. Hailed as “In the Name of the People of Civil Aviation,” it draws inspiration from real cases of corruption investigations in the industry, vividly portraying the hidden abuses of power-for-money deals and illicit transfers of benefits, as well as the fierce struggle between forces for justice and corruption.
Through multiple storylines, the novel follows an anti-corruption investigation while bringing together a diverse cast from airlines, airports, regulators, frontline workers, and ordinary passengers. It depicts the arrogance and cunning of corrupt forces, the courage of those who uphold their principles without fear, and the reshaping of the civil aviation industry amid the anti-corruption storm: fairer allocation of air rights, stronger safeguards for construction quality, a more transparent ticketing market, and the restoration of dignity for frontline workers.
Beyond the fierce clashes of the anti-corruption struggle, the story delves into the real-world challenge of establishing lasting industry governance. It conveys the central message that “clear skies do not come in a day, but justice is never absent,” and celebrates the unwavering resolve of civil aviation workers to safeguard the skies and uphold the founding principle of “civil aviation for the people.”
The plot is fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.
