Poverty Alleviation Captain

I am the deputy director of the county transportation bureau, and I am also an abandoned child. I was accidentally sent to a poor village to help the poor. In Juyue Village, I met Jiang Chunman, a poor household. After his son was abducted, he kept petitioning. I helped him integrate into poor households, renovate dilapidated buildings, apply for public welfare positions, and also helped him find a son. I also met Wang Desheng, a chef. He made things difficult for me when it came to distributing chicken seedlings, applying for subsistence allowances, planting camellia trees, building roads, and repairing houses. I want to help poor households get out of poverty and increase the collective income of the village. To this end, I have accurately identified poor households, determined to develop the camellia oleifera industry, improved the quality of the village orchards, and introduced daylily cultivation. I made many moves in the village, some people applauded me, and some people hated me. Behind the seemingly calm situation, there was a turmoil. Wang Desheng wanted to drive me away, and Jiang Chunman often petitioned, which made me very embarrassed. There is a huge conspiracy hidden behind my identity as an abandoned child, and the truth about the disappearance of Jiang Chunman's son is looming. Who is the person in your heart? What are the identities of the people around you? There won't be an answer until the end. This is a book full of positive energy and a practical work. The author has been working in the townships since graduation and served as a member of the poverty alleviation team and the rural revitalization team in impoverished villages for seven years. With real and vivid writing, he combines the great poverty alleviation with the touching story of finding a child. The brilliance of sensibility and rationality shine on each other. There is no lack of the author's in-depth thinking on the current situation of rural areas and the real life of farmers. It is an encyclopedia for understanding grassroots cadres.