At the Age of Thirty, I Was Admitted to the Civil Service Examination

What impressed me most about this book was not how big an official the protagonist became, but how down-to-earth he was in every step. There is no golden finger, no noble person from heaven, only the hardships, falls and sweat he has endured over the years have become his trump card at critical moments. This is the real "shuangwen" - not just for a moment, but for a lifetime. "