National Prosecution

Author: Zhou Meisen
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: A massive fire at the Da Fuqiao Amusement City in Changshan City shocked the nation, claiming 156 lives. Was it arson or an accidental fire? It threatened the positions of over 40 officials in Changshan City. As the law enforcer Zhang Yelei enforces the law, a huge controversy erupted, with various political forces stepping onto the stage and corrupt elements taking advantage of the situation. The struggle between corruption and anti-corruption highlights the weight of the law. The battle between justice and evil reveals the struggles in the political arena and for power. Zhou Meisen elevates this struggle to the concept of a modern state relying solely on law as its ultimate standard, profoundly demonstrating that State Prosecution surpasses the demand for incorruptible officials who can single-handedly uphold justice. Uniquely, the book expresses its depth: for those in office, which takes precedence – the political stage or the construction of the legal system? The abandonment or pursuit of either? And which is considered more important? State Prosecution will be adapted into a 30-episode television drama series of the same name, set to be popular in 2003, starring five prominent actors: Siqin Gaowa, Gao Ming, Tang Guoqiang, Lü Liang, and Guo Kaixin.