In 2024, anti-corruption cadre Lin Jingming died of illness and was reborn at the University of Political Science and Law graduation ceremony. The unjust case of his father in his previous life, the downfall of his best friend, and the country's technological blockade are still vivid in his mind. In this life, he chose to return to the grassroots procuratorate, starting from the first corruption case, and used legal weapons to tear open the local protective umbrella. But what he wants to do is far more than punish evil and promote good.
He pulled together a "National Equipment Alliance": he guided Beijing's dandy Zhao Ruilong to go to Xiangjiang and use his prophetic memory to seize the first pot of gold in the global financial crisis; he supported mechanical genius Zhou Wenbin to build the backbone of China's high-end manufacturing starting from a CNC machine tool; he teamed up with economist Wu Qiming to provide theoretical support for every step of reform.
From the local standard for a bag of dried beans to the rise of the province's chip industry; from a county's mobile court van to the promulgation of national-level business environment regulations. Over the past forty years, Lin Jingming has used the rule of law to pave the way for development and rules to protect innovation. On the day when China's chips achieved complete chain autonomy, he stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window and said softly: "This prosperous era is as we wish."
