Topic: Corruption in the Family: Reflections Evoked by In the Name of the People
Have you ever thought that government corruption may be just the tip of the iceberg? The recent hit "In the Name of the People" makes us think: Is there some more hidden and unknown "corruption" around us? Today, let's talk about those neglected family issues in "In the Name of the People".
First of all, let's talk about Sha Ruijin, the provincial party secretary in "In the Name of the People". In the eyes of outsiders, he is an iron-faced, selfless, honest and exemplary official, but in fact, his family suffers from neglect. Because he was busy with work, he devoted most of his time to the provincial party committee, while his family spent their days at home alone. Although Sha Ruijin is politically prosperous, it is difficult for him to shoulder his responsibilities in the family, and this kind of "family corruption" is not more heart-wrenching than government corruption?
Next, let's take a look at the family of Gao Yuliang, secretary of the Political and Legal Committee. In public, he and his wife Liang Lu's marriage seems to be happy, but in fact, their relationship has long since broken down. Gao Yuliang is busy with work, while Liang Lu feels lonely and empty. This kind of falsity of family relationships makes people wonder if we are sometimes maintaining a family that is glamorous on the surface but empty on the inside.
Let's talk about Secretary Dakang. He is a workaholic, and he puts almost all his heart and soul into his work in order to succeed in his career. However, this estrangement led to the collapse of his marriage. The relationship between him and his wife became more and more indifferent, and in the end he had to choose to separate. Isn't this kind of family problem a common dilemma faced by many successful people around us?
Finally, let's talk about Qi Tongwei. He's a hero in the workplace, he can do anything at work, but he's a failure in the family. His relationship with his wife gradually drifted apart, and finally ended in divorce. Does such a family breakdown imply that no matter how successful we are in the workplace, we can't make up for the lack of family?
After reading "In the Name of the People", we can't help but start thinking that government corruption may be just an introduction, and family corruption is a deeper problem. While pursuing career success, should we pay more attention to family relationships and give family members enough love and companionship? In the future, let's discuss how we can avoid the occurrence of family corruption.