What is the third part of Wang Yuewen's trilogy of officialdom novels?

The third part of Wang Yuewen's trilogy of officialdom novels is pale yellow.

Chinese Painting, The Story of Metz and Pale Yellow are three novels written by Wang Yuewen to describe the political life of contemporary China. Since the reform and opening up in China, great changes have taken place in the economic system, but the political system remains stable. The ground under your feet is walking, and the water around you is flowing. In this environment, the officialdom keeps pace with the times and presents an unprecedented complex scene. As for the situation of officialdom, folk literature or oral literature such as jokes and short messages are extremely vivid and vivid. In contrast, novels, as a literary heavyweight genre, seem to lag behind. Fortunately, Wang Yuewen's three novels, Traditional Chinese Painting, The Story of Metz and Pale Yellow, describe the ecological evolution of contemporary officialdom almost synchronously.