Chen Jianguo grew up eating food from hundreds of families. (If you find it too slow, you can start directly from Chapter 21)
In 1975, he was born in the poorest mountain valley in North China. My mother suffered a massive haemorrhage during childbirth, and my father went hunting in the mountains and fell to death in order to replenish her health. The whole village fed him one meal at a time, and he fed all seventy-eight households.
In 1993, he was admitted to a key university in the provincial capital. The whole village put together eight hundred and thirty-seven dollars and fifty-six cents to send him out of the mountain.
He vowed to repay the favor.
After graduation, I gave up my high salary and returned to the grassroots level. Step by step from being a clerk to being in charge, he gave all his savings to the village. Building roads, building schools, and attracting investment, he thought it was repaying gratitude, paying off debts, and having a clear conscience.
He didn't know that someone was keeping accounts.
In 2018, a report letter was sent to it. The past kindness has become evidence of "transfer of benefits"; the sincerity of the villagers has become a handle for "accepting bribes". The child who grew up eating the food of hundreds of families became a prisoner.
When the investigation team asked him, "How do you explain the eight hundred and thirty-seven yuan and fifty-six cents?", He fell silent.
Some debts cannot be repaid in a lifetime.
