This is a diary of life in officialdom for a man from a poor family. Li Qingshan, a boy from a poor family, came out of the mountains with the first place in the county, but gave up on his future in Beijing and insisted on going back to the mud of his hometown. He joined the County Poverty Alleviation Office with enthusiasm, thinking that he could change his destiny with knowledge and nourish the countryside with a public spirit. However, the first lesson that reality taught him was a problematic poverty alleviation account book, a carefully planned "accidental" car accident, and a transfer order to a marginal township.
When a clear stream hits a hard rock, will it be shattered into pieces, or will it learn to meander, accumulate, and even surge like water? Under the guidance of an old official who knew the rules well but never forgot his original intention, and under the watchful eye of an idealistic female reporter, Li Qingshan began to transform. He grew from a black and white scholar to a chess player who understands the nature of water. In the rapids at the grassroots level, he negotiated the confusion of power, profit, emotion and law; on the stage of Jiang Kuo Pingyu, he faced the ultimate test of policy and people's hearts.
This is an epic about the ups and downs of a small person in the great river of the times. See how Li Qingshan uses ideals as a boat and reality as an oar. Between protection and growth, compromise and perseverance, he draws a majestic track with a clear conscience on the Longgu River. His story begins with an idealist's bloody head, but will eventually reach the stars and sea of countless doers. #Grassrootscounterattack #officialdomgame #power-seekinggrowth #realistic themes #rural revitalization