The Yale Graduate on the Notice Board Stood at My Dad's Grave for Ten Minutes (Part Two)
《公示栏里的耶鲁硕士，在我爹坟前站了十分钟》（二）
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The author says | Shen Yuan's Wall, and Our Wall. The original inspiration for this story came from a recruitment announcement. A young foreigner, a high-paying job, a small town in the northwest. There are a lot of discussions online. Some people focus on process compliance, some focus on financial transparency, and some focus on ideological security. I noticed a phenomenon: everyone's doubts are rational, but when these doubts are intercepted, paraphrased, and re-spliced, it turns into something else. I'm curious how this process happens. Hence this book.