Cadres

This film (drama)Also known as干部，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At2002Released in year 。The dialogue language isStandard Mandarin，Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。

This is a television epic that presents a comprehensive, multi-faceted, and multi-angle portrayal of the collective image and demeanor of leaders at all levels. With a pair of rubber shoes, a bag of dry rations, a pair of hands, and the ideal of having enough to eat and warm clothes, Xiang Damin began his arduous entrepreneurial journey in rural enterprises more than twenty years ago. Over twenty years have passed, and the town led by Xiang Damin has become the first rural town in the country to enter a moderately prosperous life. However, at this point, the rural enterprises in the town, like those across the nation, faced an unprecedented crisis: villas built through collective fundraising could not be sold; the public voiced their grievances, eventually leading to a collective petition; wages for migrant workers on construction sites could not be paid, with conflicts about to erupt; the first enterprise in the town, Wang Tao Factory, established over twenty years ago, used "ma" (hemp) to bribe and attract buyers, leading to deaths; Xiang Damin's brother, Xiang Xiaolong, became a mental patient due to the closure of his factory; the president of the town's pillar enterprise, "Sunshine" Group, Han Liuzhou, left at a critical moment; and there were those secretly undermining rural enterprises... Wen Shu, who was already working in the central government, was appointed in a crisis to serve as the secretary of the municipal party committee and mayor of Pingjiang City, where the town is located. He faced not only the daunting and challenging reality of the rural enterprises waiting to be revitalized but also a myriad of cadres who had grown amidst decades of various conflicts: the venerable and unfathomable old leader, Xu Ping, the current deputy secretary of the municipal party committee; Lu Zheng, the county party secretary who self-deprecatingly claims to speak from both sides; You Jinghua, the deputy secretary of the discipline inspection commission who seems rigid but is actually fiery inside; Xiang Damin, who has made outstanding contributions, determined to build a "nuclear carrier" for rural enterprises, but is also headstrong; Bai Senlin, the town mayor with lofty aspirations yet stagnant in the old system; Wu Mingkang, the real estate company manager who seems loyally devoted but is actually a collective parasite; Lu Di, a city TV station reporter who dares to speak for justice yet is biased; Lan Guihua, the female factory director who is willing to risk her life for the factory but has no management skills... Adhering to the principle of prioritizing the interests of the broad masses of the people, Wen Shu remained calm and collected, setting aside all personal grievances. He relied on the vast number of cadres and the masses, always grasping the core of all problems—people—and the key to solving problems—property rights. At a critical moment, with extraordinary wisdom, he persuaded a group of people and decisively supported Xiang Damin and others in reforming the enterprises in the town, allowing the rural enterprises in Pingjiang to see the dawn of hope once again. Here, there is no contest of life and death, but a choice of emotions and responsibilities; a hesitation between right and wrong. Here, there is no blood and flesh struggle, but an intense competition of ideas; a heart-stirring collision of souls...