Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 350 345. Comments on "Police Officer Han"

Today I would like to recommend a novel about police officers to you.

"Police Officer Han", Zhuo Muchan, a great writer.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

Reliving 1996, my memory is fragmented, just like Zhuang Zhou dreaming of a butterfly.

Remember every bit you can think of, like squeezing toothpaste, and seize the initiative everywhere.

Same starting point, different experiences, let’s take a look at Han Bo’s life as a police officer.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter 3, Prologue. In March 2012, police officer Han Bo bravely fought criminals and tragically died. A veteran calligrapher tearfully eulogized the hero: "He fought the evil with all his heart and soul, and forged the police spirit with his blood and loyalty."

Chapter 2: The Han Family's Hope. The protagonist wakes up in 1996, fresh out of college. The job she's assigned isn't great, but it's not terrible either. Today is the day to report to work. Her parents are away working, and her pregnant sister is busy arranging everything for her. Her brother-in-law brings back news: someone wants to treat her to dinner.

Chapter 3: Job Arrangement. The silk weaving factory was definitely not suitable for the protagonist's major. In those days, people were guaranteed jobs, so having a job was considered a good thing. The deputy factory director arranged for the protagonist to be deputy head of the security department. It was risky, but not too risky. The protagonist accepted it calmly and, upon learning that the factory had collective housing, expressed his willingness to scrape together the funds for one.

Chapter 4: It's actually true! With the help of Sister Han from the Security Department, the protagonist cleans up the dormitory, gets a clear understanding of the Security Department's responsibilities, and gets a good feel for the personnel. While wandering around the factory, they run into the team leader, who also happens to be his neighbor in his newly purchased, subsidized housing unit. After a few conversations, he wants to try out the car, and it turns out his memory is real: he's a seasoned driver.

Chapter 5: A new official's first three major tasks. Following the captain's advice, the protagonist plans to invest in a driver's license. The dream reveals three crucial future events that command his attention. In particular, a female employee gets into an accident after her night shift. Due to the urgency of the situation, he doesn't wait for the section chief to return and instead has the female employee stay for safety education. Fortunately, the section chief doesn't blame him; after all, the security department is a low-paying job.

Chapter 6: I have the final say? They arrived at the Silk Hotel for a reception, but the private rooms upstairs were all full, so they had to sit in the first-floor lobby. During the meal, Section Chief Jiang mentioned that the Public Security Bureau would assign someone to serve as an instructor for the Security Department, and that he himself was going home to focus on building the house, so the Security Department would be temporarily handed over to the protagonist. This included the instructor who hadn't arrived yet.

Chapter 7: The Security Department needs to generate revenue. There's a night market outside the silk weaving factory, which is poorly managed and prone to police incidents. However, the Security Department is understaffed, lacks overtime pay, and lacks the passion to handle these matters. The protagonist suggests charging vendors a cleaning fee to cover the cleaners' salaries and overtime pay for the Security Department, and the others unanimously agree.

Chapter 8: The poor instructor. The protagonist's sister and brother-in-law approached him, saying they wanted to look at a house and renovate it first. The instructor, who was sent in by the Public Security Bureau, also arrived, but they were told they wouldn't accept any more cut-overs. The section chief also came to see him, and together they drove to get the police uniforms.

Chapter 9: Underestimating Heroes. The two go shopping for police uniforms. The protagonist, a deputy section chief, has seen his rank significantly raised thanks to Section Chief Jiang's help. The protagonist then raises the issue of charging fees at the night market stalls, and Section Chief Jiang explains it clearly and provides detailed information on the charging standards. They're simply hesitant to enforce the rules, and upon hearing the protagonist's willingness to take the lead, he expresses his full support.

Chapter 10: Mixing the pot. The sanitation fee initiative receives strong support from the Industrial and Commercial Health Department and the factory, and the protagonist becomes the head of the Urban Management Bureau. The instructor's role is also revealed, and he's temporarily employed as an employee. The security department discusses the division of labor. This instructor, Gao, is a truly unfortunate university student.

【Brief Comment】

Zhuo Muchan is a famous writer, and has written five works including "Super Police Inspector", "Chaoyang Police Affairs" and "Police Officer Han".

Most of his works are based on realism, and his work "Police Officer Han" won the first prize in the first online original literary realism essay competition.

He is also one of the few people who has been promoted to a great writer by participating in this kind of writing competition.

It can be seen that although the subject matter of realistic online literature is relatively niche, as long as it is well written, there is still a great hope of becoming a legend.

This book "Police Officer Han" mainly tells the story of a time-traveling party member, Han Bo, who died in the line of duty in his previous life and returned to 1996 when he had just graduated from university.

According to the work assignment, he came to the county silk weaving factory, which was one of the few state-owned factories in the county and had very good efficiency, and had a very high status.

He was also the only college graduate in the factory. Although his major was not suitable, he was still the deputy head of the security department, a cadre. As his memories of the later life gradually came back, some things pushed him to start making great efforts.

To put it bluntly, the Security Department is just the one guarding the gate, but with the opportunity of establishing the economic police, he successfully put on the police uniform and cooperated with multiple departments to carry out comprehensive management of the night market in front of the factory, which fired the first shot for his future career.

His immediate superior, Section Chief Jiang, is a very good person. He fully supports him in comprehensive management and has helped him many times. The protagonist has met a noble person when he goes out.

The protagonist's family conditions are very good. On the first day of work, he bought a house provided by the company and took the lead in decorating it.

The label of being young and wealthy paved the way for him to carry out comprehensive management and serve the public wholeheartedly. The subsequent division of labor and allocation of health fees also proved that he was indeed serving the factory and the department wholeheartedly.

In this relatively severe security situation, the protagonist's drastic efforts to carry out these tasks will inevitably offend some people and encounter some new resistance.

For example, if this factory really needs to undergo a comprehensive reform, how will he transform from the identity of an economic policeman and deputy chief of the security department to a real policeman, whether his identity will be consistent with future generations, how can he better serve the people and be a good people's policeman, etc.

I believe that it will not be smooth sailing.

The author has a very strong ability to control the story and has a very good control of the rhythm. His handling of details and setting of historical facts can also withstand readers' doubts. A lot of information can only be presented to people again through realistic novels.

Many of his works are very down-to-earth, not castles in the air. Of course, this may easily miss some young readers.

This is true for every author; no one can guarantee that their work will be liked by everyone.

But when it comes to realistic online writing, he is indeed very representative.

Just like when I introduced "The Return of the Ordinary People" before, excellent authors are always good at telling good stories and attracting like-minded people.

Unlike some online articles, which have become a sea of ​​content but are still complacent and never want to be finished.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Generally, I rarely recommend police-themed works because I feel they are quite risky.

After the crackdown on online literature, many authors are secretly testing what topics they can write about and to what extent.

Some people tried to put themselves in the situation, while others had to change their style and subject matter.

Zhuo Muchan has now started writing historical categories. "Han Si as an Official" has become a masterpiece, which can be regarded as a successful transformation.

This is quite impressive, because many people bury themselves after their transformation.

Okay, look forward to the next book review~
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