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  1. The Mayor’s Notes 市长笔记 307k WordsCompleted A real mayor, living a mayor’s life. The Mayor’s Three Diaries is the culmination of an author’s immersion in the lives of ordinary people. From the perspectives of both participants and leaders, the author observes, reflects on, and questions society and human life. The mayor series is like a mirror, reflecting the diverse realities of people’s lives, with their joys and sorrows intertwined. It also reveals the weight of our national conditions, local life, and public sentiment. Reading it give —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. The Mayor's Diary 市长日记 286k WordsCompleted The Mayor's Diary is a highly distinctive novel. Its protagonist is a mayor in charge of immigration. Through his unique perspective, he observes and experiences life, weaving a compelling story and profound reflections from the conflicts, changes, and developments in people's lives: between development and conservation, sorrow and romance, passion and love, culture and customs, and self-interest and morality. The work leaves behind a vivid portrait of contemporary China and the history of its p —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  3. The Mayor’s Backyard 市长后院 307k WordsCompleted The final installment in Jiao Shu’s “Mayor” series. Written as literary reportage, this work gives a factual account of the major events experienced by a vice mayor in charge of immigration work as he oversaw the relocation effort at Xiaolangdi. It portrays disagreements and struggles among the leadership, the tangled relationships between relocation officials and the people being relocated, and the romance and marriage of a foreign expert, among other stories. This is the most authentic, powerf —Reads8.5Score—Shelves