If you could have your life over again, how would you choose?
At the age of forty-five, Lin Chen died with hatred in a deserted ward. Half of his life was wasted, and his wealth of knowledge turned into dust. When I opened my eyes again, I was back to the age of twenty-two - that midsummer when I was doing nothing in the county development and reform bureau and the family crisis was about to break out.
In this life, he holds in his hands the torrent of memories for the next twenty years. But every pulse of history was quietly changed by his choices. Starting from making up for his regrets about his wife and daughter and saving his troubled family, he embarked on a completely different journey.
In the villages and towns, he started from scratch, planned industries with a forward-looking vision, and turned barren land into a hot spot for investment. However, he touched the intricate network of interests, and overt and covert attacks followed.
In the city, he was determined to reform and built a new city on the ruins of the old industry. He fought fiercely with conservative forces and GDP theorists. The battle of ideas was about the road.
In the provincial capital, he played a chess game and participated in the top-level design of the industrial revolution. He competed and cooperated with the airborne elites, and a high-level discussion about the soul of development unfolded.
In the temple, he cared about the world. When the global situation changed suddenly, he used his profound grassroots practice and forward-looking vision to contribute key wisdom to the future direction of the country.
But this is not just a cool article about "predicting the future". When the memory gradually blurs due to his interference, what Lin Chen must finally face is his own beliefs, wisdom and choices after the golden finger is gone. His opponents, from specific corrupt officials to rigid institutional thinking, are ultimately an eternal game with the limitations of the times.
