I ride the waves

Author: Zhou Meisen
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The growth and struggles of a Chinese provincial governor, filled with heartache and tears; the rise and fall of a major economic province and a group of political and economic elites, marked by tragedy and mystery! Everything is evolving, and everything is uncertain. Whether heroes or villains, they once collectively created this history, leading a democracy through continuous exploration to where it stands today! Zhou Meisen takes a provincial leadership team as the narrative subject, meticulously crafting the images of senior officials such as Governor Zhao Anbang, Provincial Party Secretary Pei Yihong, and Party Secretary of the Provincial Committee Yu Beihua. At the same time, for the first time, the author delves into the core of economic life, revealing the secrets of capital and capital operations, the relationship between the market economy and the power economy, and successfully portrays the artistic figures of the capital tycoon Zi Yuanwei and the corrupt "elite" Qian Huirén. The book offers a profound reflection on China's 25 years of reform practices, with a thrilling story that is both eye-opening anding. Without a doubt, it is a grand work with epic qualities, marking another successful breakthrough by the author following Made in China, Supreme Interest, Absolute Power, and State Prosecution. A 30-episode television series based on the book will be filmed within the year and is expected to be a hit in 2005. The book narrates the growth and struggles of a Chinese provincial governor, filled with heartache and tears; the rise and fall of a major economic province and a group of political and economic elites.