Cen Yan, a student from a poor family, went to the grassroots level as a selected student. He had no family background and no connections, so he could only rely on his own efforts.
When I first arrived in the villages and towns, I was faced with complex tasks, different ideas, and misunderstandings among the people. There are people around you who deal with things perfunctorily and avoid troubles, and the job environment is full of challenges.
But Cen Yan didn't want to follow the crowd.
Take root on the front line, promote various important and difficult tasks such as rural revitalization and petitions and stability maintenance, and work hard to achieve tangible results; engage in supervision-related business, act impartially, and face various work conflicts.
Don't get involved in favoritism or speculation, stick to your professional bottom line, and move forward steadily based only on your performance and character.
From being a newbie in the countryside, he has experienced and grown up all the way. He has weathered the wind and rain and never changed his original intention. See how ordinary grassroots youth keep their feet on the ground and embark on an open and upward journey of struggle!
