What is the final ending of the third part of "Two Masters"?

In the end, Tang became the deputy director of the general office. Later, because the province wanted to merge the two counties into one city, the locals did not agree, so the province removed the county party secretary and let Tang go down as the county party secretary.

The third part of "No.2 Chief" is "The Skill of a Master", and the author of this book did not write it later. The follow-up was written by a netizen at Tianya.

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"No.2 Chief: Being an official is a technical job" tells the story that the media prince Tang was ruthlessly suppressed by the editor-in-chief in the newspaper office. At home, his wife Gu had an affair. I thought I could develop a vigorous relationship with the beauty reporter Xu Yagong, but I was euphemistically rejected.

At the low point of life, the general office of the provincial party Committee called and asked him to be the secretary of the new provincial party secretary Zhao Deliang. The curve of fate soon bottomed out, and the flattery of the editor-in-chief, the meekness of Gu, and the gentleness of Xu Ya Palace followed one after another ... However, only Tang himself can understand the feeling of this kind of person walking on thin ice in officialdom. A panorama of officialdom is displayed in his life. From a special perspective, he finds that every little thing in officialdom shines with political wisdom.

About the author?

Huang Xiaoyang was born in Daye, Hubei.

I often feel helpless and humiliated by the weak, so I washed my feet ashore and quietly joined the WTO, and realized the key to the structural system: being an official is a technical job, requiring IQ and EQ, and using wisdom and strategy more than any other knowledge in the world. Cherish the skill and benefit the essence, so I wrote an official novel and walked with my colleagues.

He is the author of Faye Wong's Picture Biography, Wei Wenbin and His TV Xiang Army and Impression of China-Biography of Zhang Yimou.

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No.2 Chief-Baidu Encyclopedia