A graduate student started out as a staff member, and a pollution control incident stirred up the situation in Hanjiang Province for twenty years.
The game between green waters and green mountains and industrial rice bowls, and the battle between rare earth resources and great powers on the chessboard.
The Han River surges, and the sound of the river shakes the mountains. From the Zhuoshui River to the city of Beijing, a line of black water affects the drinking water safety of tens of millions of people. The new law is implemented, the rare earth strategy is reshuffled, and three generations of officials are finding their own way in the quagmire of ideals and interests. Some people break, others temper. From the grassroots to the red wall, we have an insight into a new era of national self-renovation.
