This vast nation is home to a huge population spread across a broad land. After decades of development, the country has grown stronger, and the people no longer live in the hardship of years past.
But beneath the prosperity, deep-rooted problems remain.
Getting things done means finding someone to put in a good word. Approvals mean waiting in line. Projects depend on connections.
Departments abound, responsibilities are unclear, and a simple matter can be kicked back and forth between different government offices for half a month.
The market may seem open, but look closer and you'll find:
those with connections sail smoothly ahead, while those without backing struggle at every step.
Capital pursues profit without restraint, while the incomes of ordinary people grow slowly.
Unless power is kept in check, it will become entangled with vested interests.
Some say this is the inevitable pain of development.
Others say that's simply how the world works.
But one man refuses to believe it.
Standing atop a high-rise and gazing out over a land full of vitality yet plagued by endless internal friction, he has only one thought, crystal clear in his mind:
Very realistic, photo-realistic, a good book Lots of support, new themes, exciting content The plot is compact and not procrastinating
The author's writing is super handsome. Jiang must be very handsome.