At the Age of Thirty-One, Kao Gong Came Ashore

I, Liu Zhijie, am 31 years old. I took the public examination and was admitted to a remote town post that no one wants to go to. A week after reporting, he was assigned to a village more than ten kilometers away from the town. When Party Secretary Li said to me: "There are more than 1,100 people in the village, and there are about 300 permanent residents, most of whom are over sixty." I realized that the lifelessness of a "hollow village" is more disturbing than poverty. I am a cadre stationed in the village, what can I do? What should I do? This book will tell you the story of the vast rural areas from poverty alleviation to rural revitalization from the perspective of a village cadre.