1. It does not point to a specific person, but it is definitely the prototype of a type of person in real life.

Because the author once admitted in an interview with a reporter that he was writing about his real life without exaggeration or distortion.

"Official Notes" contains his experiences. There are many things the protagonist did that he wanted to do but failed to do, and failed to do successfully.

It also entrusts some of the author's ideals.

2. Lingxi is Sichuan Province.

The author of the official notes is from a certain district in Chongqing. From a historical analysis, Chongqing was directly under the jurisdiction of the city in 1997. Therefore, at that time, he should have said that he was from a certain province, so he considered Lingxi Province to be Sichuan Province.

3. Shazhou is Luzhou City in Sichuan Province.

"Hou Weidong Official Notes" states that Shazhou City governs 4 districts and 3 counties, and Shangqinglin Forest Farm belongs to the Yangtze River Ecological Reserve. The driving distance from Shazhou to "Lingxi Province" is about 3 hours.

The official customs and folk customs described in the article are combined with a detailed analysis of the maps of Sichuan Province, Chongqing City, and Hubei Province based on geography, history, humanities and other common sense. The prototype of Shazhou City should be "Luzhou City".

Because Luzhou City has jurisdiction over 3 districts and 4 counties, it is located on the bank of the Yangtze River, 3-4 hours away from Chengdu by highway.

In the extended information Official Notes, 304 officials of all levels, 84 official disturbances, 66 party and government departments, 23 subtle transfers and promotions are intertwined into the fate of an ordinary civil servant - Hou Weidong's notebook will take you deep into

Dive deeply into the vast, complex and exciting internal world of China's civil service system, from villages, towns, counties, cities to provinces. Following the protagonist Hou Weidong's 10-year promotion journey, the current status and secrets of the officialdom are revealed layer by layer.

304 officials at all levels: from village-level cadres to provincial and municipal leaders, 304 officials have appeared one after another, and there are as many as 107 major figures. Some are upright and honest, some are cunning, some are upright, and some are playing both sides. There are hundreds of officials, all kinds of appearances, upright and aboveboard.

, the strange atmosphere of yin and yang, a vivid officialdom ukiyo-e slowly unfolds before your eyes.

84 official disturbances: rural family planning, township general elections, cadre business, state-owned enterprise reform, mass petitions, power-for-money transactions... From the most basic rural law enforcement to the high-level anti-corruption storm, behind every seemingly ordinary official business, there is a sudden rise

There are endless turmoils in the officialdom, one after another, one covering the other, overlapping each other, annihilating each other, but they are endless.

66 party and government departments: from the provincial government to the town party committee, to the National People's Congress, the four major teams of the CPPCC, the Organization Department, the Public Security Bureau, the Finance Bureau, the Development Zone, the Beijing Office, etc.; follow the transfer and promotion of the protagonist Hou Weidong,

You will take a journey with both depth and breadth within the Chinese civil service system, learning about the functions, operations and interrelationships of each department.

23 subtle transfers and promotions: One person's transfer affects the interests and fate of a group of people; one person's promotion maintains the fate, joys and sorrows of more people.

The book involves detailed explanations of 23 transfers and promotions, which are complex and subtle, with different interests. Some seem to be natural, some seem to have suddenly emerged, some are coincidences, and some are destined, but all of them are strictly followed.

The rules and regulations in official circles often make people think deeply and gain something.