
The Glory of a Great Nation
大国风华
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- Completed
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- 5.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The writing has become more and more crooked, and it no longer has anything to do with the splendor of a great country. From now on, I can only fall into the situation that I was forced not to return to my country, and it was all your fault that I changed my nationality. The foreign friends were kind and helpful, and the domestic thinking environment was smoky and chaotic. It was in line with the thoughts of most people who went out in that era, but the whole thing has been distorted. It has become a pretentious show of the so-called successful people.
The title of the book is too lofty. The protagonist's profession is a doctor. What does it have to do with the glory of a great country?
Building an airport for your hometown is a good idea, but have you ever thought that that backward place will not only completely destroy the rules and regulations of the airport, but also make the maintenance of the airport tattered and dirty. The most important thing is that the airport is a money-burning thing. It is built to the highest standards in the world, regardless of the cost. How many passengers does it handle per year? The annual maintenance costs and personnel wages are a huge number. Throw money into it every year? The airport is like a piece of fat. Local officials have to reimburse themselves for all their food, drinks, and toilets. What should they do? So naive, author.
I could read it before taking the college entrance examination. The key point is that I always thought he would succeed his father, who started as a barefoot doctor, a country doctor and so on until he became a dean. The story before the protagonist's rebirth is better, but when he went to university, he was in Time and The Lancet. I really couldn't stand it, it was too big. I wanted to read a story about a country doctor without a system and a sense of time. Unfortunately, the book's time sense was okay, but it was not to my taste.
As soon as I saw the top candidates in the college entrance examination, Qi Provincial Medical College came to compete for students and couldn't stand it anymore. When the college entrance examination was just resumed, Tsinghua and Peking University gave priority to admissions, and then it was the turn of other schools to recruit students from the rest, okay?
Is the author laying an ambush for the protagonist to immigrate in the future?
The title of this book is misleading to readers. In fact, it should be called Grasshopper Fenghua. This is Grasshopper's personal show!
The author's writing style feels strange, incoherent, and difficult to read. It feels like foreign works are translated into Chinese. Did the author immigrate very early?
The protagonist has been too pretentious recently. In his previous life, he was the director of a small hospital, and he didn't receive much systematic education. He has only studied for a year now. How strong is his professional knowledge? Even if Helicobacter is discovered, it is actually copied, and the difficulty is not too great. Is there anything to be proud of? The golden catkins are corrupted on the outside, which is almost the situation of the protagonist now. Of course, it's actually better than Bai Xu, but the world doesn't revolve around you. He writes like a son of a plane, showing off his superiority from time to time. I feel a little awkward, especially knowing the details. It's okay to have a sense of superiority, but should we hold it back a little bit?
Personal success depends on one's own efforts, but this is a time-travel story. Only the prosperity of the motherland will be wonderful. Please don't be too harsh on the road you have traveled. The Republic is not easy. Today's achievements can be said to be the struggle of hundreds of millions of people. Don't forget the original intention!