Non-fiction (First Series)

Author: Wang Yuewen
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Realistic, appealing, from renowned authors, worth savoring with heart. Real life is full of misunderstandings, while fiction can be even more realistic. The Blink of an Eye: Tao Fan promoted Wu Mingxian to Secretary-General, with deeper considerations. Those holding official positions always worry about the change of power. After Tao Fan took office, he only promoted a deputy division head from the county-level party committee members, leaving no one else moved in the entire county and departmental teams. Background: Wu Wanli lived in the mayor's building of the government. Qin Shiyue and Zeng Guìhuā went shopping on the street first, bought a box of apples, picked out one that wasn't very fresh, wrapped the green velvet box containing the bracelet with the packaging paper of that apple, placed it in the empty spot where the apple was, and took it to the government compound. An Armyman, the Whole Family is Honored: The instructor said quite tactfully: Don't thank me, thank Ma Captain instead, it was him who fought for your promotion in the division. At the End, the instructor said mysteriously: There were only five promotion quotas for the entire regiment this time, it's not easy. After that, he patted Li Xuéjūn's shoulder. Laughing Along with Mickey Mouse: Meng Zhaode opened the metal file cabinet, took out the heavy, and handed it to the black-faced man right beside him. The black-faced man tore it open in three quick moves, took a look, nodded at the white-faced man, then took out a nylon cloth bag from his pocket and put the money inside. Reading Ancient Long Books: Gu Changshū felt a mix of joy and worry. The joy was that he had a good relationship with He Jianjun, who appreciated his talent, which would be beneficial for his future. The worry was that with He Jianjun becoming the county party secretary, his interactions with Zhao Qin would become even more difficult, and his psychological burden would be heavier. The Mouse's Charm: Since I can report on official corruption and corporate violations, why can't I write about the dark side of the education sector? Do you know that teachers are now listed as one of the "Top Ten Social Blacklists"? Sometimes I think you are quite shameful, holding children as hostages!