I'm Not a Grandson

The title of the book is a kind of self-parody. The male protagonist is actually a vested interest. He is a proud man who is admitted to the university, and he is admitted into the system after graduation. It is natural that new entrants into the workplace will be bullied and suppressed. This is actually normal. Later, he gained the favor of the deputy mayor's daughter, and his career began to flourish...

A realistic novel about officialdom. The protagonist is born in the 1970s. He was admitted to university, entered the system, and became a department member. He was bullied and everyone regarded him as a grandson. What follows is falling in love, getting married, having children, buying a house and renovating it, parents are short-term, and everything is difficult to achieve. But the value of life is also here. It is difficult to pass through the passes, but the road ahead is bright and long...

Twenty years of ups and downs have revealed the various aspects of China's grassroots officialdom. A boy from a farm family stepped into the government office and went from deputy county magistrate to finance director. He was restricted at every turn but worked hard to break through. The workplace is in turmoil, people's hearts are at war, and they have to break through the gap between rules and reality. Write about the ups and downs of official career, keep your personality, and never grovel.

This record of ups and downs is rooted in the daily life of the grassroots, and the growth context is very clear. The protagonist, who comes from an ordinary background, has no shortcuts. He encounters obstacles everywhere in a complicated and hierarchical institutional environment, and slowly emerges through calmness and experience. The work draws on the experience of the financial position to reveal many details of grassroots work, narrate the difficulties of dealing with interpersonal relationships and overcoming difficulties in affairs, and depict the struggle and transformation of individuals in the context of the times. It is highly readable.

At first I was curious about the title of the book, but after reading it I discovered that it was an official novel. Sun Jiale was treated as a "grandson" and exploited all the way from a farm boy to a municipal government agency, but he still managed to develop resilience. The ups and downs in the workplace and family burdens cannot weigh him down, but instead make him become more courageous. Is there any life without being beaten? But true maturity is to stand up with a smile after being beaten down, hide the edges in the bones, and carry the responsibility on the shoulders.

This realistic novel revolves around the protagonist who comes from an ordinary background. It tells the story of his journey from studying in the countryside to working in a government agency, dealing with interpersonal pressure and working hard step by step over a long period of time. The story is rooted in grassroots reality. It not only describes the hardships of breaking through, but also explores the pull between original intention and worldly interests. The characters are realistically portrayed and full of the weight of ordinary people's struggles.

"I'm Not a Grandson" tells the story of the growth process of children from farm families entering grassroots institutions. It revolves around the game of relationships and the ups and downs of the workplace, and truly restores the plight of ordinary people working hard. The story is down-to-earth and uses the protagonist's struggle to express a life attitude of sticking to one's true heart and refusing to be blindly accommodating.

People should treat each other equally. Kindness should have its own edges, and tolerance needs to set boundaries. There is no need to humiliate yourself in order to cater to everyone, and there is no need to rely on humble flattery in exchange for favors. Let go of your bottomless obedience, straighten your spine and hold on to the bottom line. You don't have to be anyone's vassal, and you don't have to be a weakling who can be manipulated by others. This is not only the awakening of the protagonist, but also a survival creed that countless ordinary people need to understand.

"Grandson" takes the journey of farm children in the workplace as the main line, unfolding a twenty-year grassroots growth picture. The protagonist steps from the grassroots level to the municipal government, and has experienced the positions of deputy county magistrate, finance director, etc., And has tasted the many shackles of work. The details of the story are down-to-earth, and it truly shows the complex difficulties of grassroots work. It depicts the game of relationships and workplace experience, and also describes the growth path of a small person who sticks to his original intention and breaks through difficulties. It is very realistic.

The nameless and powerless farm boy broke into the grassroots, struggled to break through the hardships of the world, and wrote an epic of struggle for ordinary people to move forward with heavy burdens.