This article is a co-author of the British drama "Yes, Minister" and the related script "Yes, Minister - Diary of a Cabinet Minister" (hereinafter referred to as "Cabinet Diary"). It imitates the style of "Cabinet Diary" in terms of writing, and uses the story of the protagonist: Mr. James Harker, who was then the British Cabinet Secretary of Administration. The diary serves as a skeleton, supplemented by memoranda or summaries from Sir Humphry Appleby, his permanent secretary, and some additions from his private secretary, Mr. Bernard Woolley, and even the recollections, records, letters of other relevant persons, and various archival documents that the editor can find.
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