Gonpot, a 25-year-old Tibetan young man, has a cheerful and enterprising personality. He started working after graduating from university. After less than two years of hard work, he was finally recognized by everyone. Driver Zhou Shi's incisive discussion of "Three Arrivals", clerk Ma Yuwen's careful teachings, and the favor of young leaders made this young college student grow up quickly. However, like everyone else, promotion is not a simple and smooth road. After many twists and turns, he entered the "talent pool" that many cadres had to squeeze their heads to get. However, more and more obstacles followed. Coupled with the separation of his marriage in two places, and the anxiety of his parents who were getting older but hated the iron. His road seemed to be getting more and more difficult. "Twenty-Eight Days in a Township" details the time when he entered the "talent pool" and tells you his personal experiences that year and month. It not only has the ecological and social outlook of the remote villages on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, but also contains the mottos for young people to conduct themselves in the world and the survival rules for grassroots cadres. I hope that you in front of this story can take carrots and eggplants and get what you need. The author would like to use this film to pay tribute to the cadres who are struggling at the grassroots level and encourage everyone!
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A good description of the scene, you can feel it right away
A good description of the scene, you can feel it right away