Cadres

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

This is a television epic that showcases the collective image and demeanor of leaders at all levels from multiple dimensions and perspectives. More than twenty years ago, with a pair of rubber shoes, a bag of dry rations, a pair of hands, and the ideal of having enough food to eat and warm clothing to wear, Xiang Damin embarked on his arduous entrepreneurial journey in township enterprises. Over twenty years have passed, and Xiang Damin's Ta Town has become the first rural town in the country to step into a moderately prosperous life. However, at this point, Ta Town's enterprises, like those across the nation, faced an unprecedented crisis: villas built through collective fundraising could not be sold; the masses who raised funds were complaining heavily, eventually leading to a collective petition; there were no funds to pay the wages of migrant workers on construction sites, causing tensions to spiral; the first enterprise in Ta Town, the Wang Tao factory with a history of over twenty years, used "hemp" to bribe and lure buyers, resulting in deaths; Xiang Damin's brother Xiang Xiaolong became a mental patient after his factory was shut down; Han Liuzhou, president of the town’s pillar enterprise "Sunshine" Group, fled at a critical moment; and some were secretly undermining the township enterprises... Awakened by a crisis, Wen Shu, who was already working in the central government, was appointed as the mayor and secretary of the municipal party committee in Pingjiang City, where Ta Town is located. He faced not only the challenging and difficult situation of the struggling township enterprises but also the various cadres who had grown amidst decades of conflicts: the venerable and unfathomable old leader Chu Ping, the self-deprecating county party secretary Lü Zheng, the seemingly rigid yet fiery disciplinary committee deputy secretary You Jinghua, the determined but stubborn Xiang Damin who aimed to build a "aircraft carrier" for township enterprises, the ambitious but stuck town mayor Bai Senlin, the ostensibly loyal yet actually corrupt real estate company manager Wu Mingkang, the daring yet biased city television reporter Lu Di, and the female factory director Lan Guihua who would risk her life for the factory but lacked managerial skill... Adhering to the principle of placing the interests of the broadest masses at the forefront, Wen Shu remained composed and calm, setting aside all personal grudges. He relied on the broad masses of cadres and continuously focused on the core of all problems—the people—and the key to solving problems—property rights. At a critical moment, with extraordinary wisdom, he persuaded a group of individuals and decisively supported Xiang Damin and others in reforming the enterprises in Ta Town, allowing the township enterprises in Pingjiang to see the dawn of hope once again. There is no struggle between life and death here, but there is a choice between sentiment and righteousness; a hesitation between right and wrong. There is no bloody battle here, but there is an intense competition of ideas; a gripping collision of souls...