I Am an Old Bookworm in Officialdom. If I Don't Enjoy Reading It, I Will End up Writing It Myself.

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I want to read a book similar to "Iron-fisted Official Journey (Those Things in Officialdom)".

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51 Bloody Red: the Dark Side of the Scepter Yanyu LuoxingheUrban2.2M Wordsongoing 2kReads6.1Score195Shelves
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This book is very beautiful, very real, and suitable for reading slowly.
52 Hou Weidong's Official Notes Anonymous (Anchor: Unknown)completed —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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A classic of officialdom novels! ! It is like a "popular textbook on officialdom" that allows you to have an in-depth understanding of the secrets behind officialdom. The plot is real and exciting, not to be missed. Come and find out! Main recommendation (Official Notes) Cool! ! ! [Laughing][laughing]
53 Gan! Put Aside the Plot to Help Others and Respect the Fate of the Scumbag Eat Meat SauceModern Romance1.0M Wordscompleted 23.9kReads9.4Score2.7kShelves
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Highly recommended! ! Very good looking old guys
54 Official Road************ completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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1. "Hou Weidong's Official Notes": Known as the "Popular Textbook of Chinese Officialdom", it takes the protagonist Hou Weidong's official career promotion as the main line, showing his ten-year transformation process from the grassroots to the top. The plot has ups and downs and is very attractive. This work truly depicts the interpersonal relationships, power struggles, interest games, etc. In officialdom, and unveils the mystery of officialdom for readers. 2. "Official Affairs Without Borders": It tells the story of the protagonist Lu Weimin's officialdom journey from being frustrated in his graduation assignment to rising in the tide of reform and opening up. The work shows the treacherous ups and downs of officialdom and complex interpersonal relationships. The protagonist works step by step, seizes opportunities and continues to advance, and has a strong storytelling quality. 3. "Water in the Canglang": The author uses eloquent writing and flowing stories to describe the suffering of Chi Dawei, a medical graduate student with empty ambitions, no position and power, and the difficulties of being famous and profitable. While the work truly shows his life journey, it also solves the problems that troubled him one by one, making people think deeply. 4. "Chinese-Style Secretary": The work revolves around the position of secretary, telling the story of the protagonist Huang Yiping who has been working as a secretary for ten years and has learned the "hidden plan" by heart. The novel reveals the complexity and multifacetedness of officialdom through the perspective of a secretary. 5. "Director of the Beijing Office": Through an in-depth portrayal of Ding Nengtong, director of the Dongzhou Municipal Government's Beijing Office, the mystery of the Beijing Office is unveiled layer by layer, and a group of politicians with noble political character and political wisdom are created. The work uses the Beijing Office, a little-known political platform, as the background, and uses realism to vividly describe the artistic image of leading cadres at the provincial, municipal and county levels in the reform process.
55 Director of the Beijing Office (Departments 1-4) Wang Xiaofangcompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
56 Qingyun*** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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A good book on officialdom worth reading
57 Pingbu******* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
58 Unmanned********* ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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59 Official ** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Excellent officialdom novel, very true!