I think the lines are a little swollen, though what it describes is much like that can live those working in the public service. I myself have worked and the gap between public and private is huge! Private coming naturally I put myself to work and we quickly stopped me with a "what are you doing?" I was in their eyes a sort of heretic. It takes time to adjust. The fact that she tells us her days of his views is fun, but when it integrates a trainee, naive, believing that he came to work, it becomes very frankly comical.
It's a shame that this book is so long! I will divide into two parts, the first before the "journey" in China and the second, after this trip. I have not been able to go beyond the Monday, February 19 even though I had a good time.
