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The county is at the bottom of Chinese society, and it takes great wisdom to behave like a human being here. The official novel "Wind Passing the City of Western Zhou Dynasty" writes the history of the struggles of small figures in county-level officialdom. Struggles, fights, clinging to promotion, and competition for favor in official circles all require wisdom to intervene. Since ancient times, when there is officialdom, there will be society, and when there is officialdom, there will be ambiguity. Men make progress in struggle, and men and women are ambiguous in their desires. The various methods used in county-level officialdom are vividly displayed here. Let's take a look at the officialdom novel "The Wind Passes Over the City of Western Zhou Dynasty". This is a textbook on county-level officialdom!
Highly recommend Zhou Weiqing and Jiang Nanxing! One carries old wounds and works hard to serve the people, while the other takes root in the land with professional enthusiasm. The long-term relationship heals each other, the career is progressing step by step, the layout is grand, and the characters are flesh and blood.
It's a great book. I've been reading it recently. It's written by one person. The second book is the sequel to the first one after its peak. It's very interesting and interesting. Let's read it.
The beginning is very passionate, a documentary novel about officialdom, telling a different kind of officialdom novel. Describe step by step how Lin Yaodong rose from the grassroots level.
Gu Fengxing's martial arts school has admitted one hundred and thirty-seven disciples. They are all orphans from three tribes, all children whose parents died on the battlefield. The first trick he teaches is always "don't retreat". A child asked: "Master, why don't you retreat?" He said: "Because if you retreat, there will be no one behind you." What he didn't say was that he took a step back and regretted it for the rest of his life.
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