The Owner's Song

I don't know when the word "community" appeared in the reinforced concrete jungle. With a community, no matter you are a white-collar worker in a suit in an office building, or a vendor haggling in the market, no matter you have a seven-digit deposit in your bank card, or you are worried about the mortgage payment every month, you all have a common identity - the owner. "Owner" literally means the owner of the property, but the weight of this "owner" is far less substantial than that of a corporate legal person. The boss of the company can decide on the appointment and dismissal of senior executives and the flow of funds, but most owners of residential complexes cannot even make the decision to change the green space below their houses into parking spaces. A community without an owners committee is like a ship without a rudder. The property management company left behind by the developer has become the "rudder". Property fees rise as much as they want, public benefits disappear, and for troublesome things like leaking houses and elevator malfunctions, you are lucky to get a response only once out of ten times. In order to regain their rights and interests, many owners have put aside their dignity and argued with each other in the office of the property management company, argued among the owners, and even waited agonizingly at the door of the government department. The grievances, anger, helplessness, as well as the rare warmth and persistence, make up the most realistic human drama. Are you a business owner? Have you ever had sleepless nights worrying about community issues? If so, then this novel may allow you to see your own reflection. We not only want you to understand the complexity of the legal process of establishing an owners' committee, but also want to make you feel the warmth and warmth of the world through love and family stories spanning ancient and modern times. The starting point of the story starts from Panlong Community in Longfeng City...