I Collect Memories in the Human World
by Xuan Oxygen
About This Novel
In 2012, Zhou Jianguo, a veteran boiler worker, faced the restructuring of a state-owned enterprise. His daughter Zhou Xiaowen gave up the postgraduate entrance examination and took over the ancestral noodle shop. Zhou Xiaoyang, a returnee architect, planned a new city, which conflicted with Zhou Xiaowen's idea of clinging to his memory. Wang Jiazhu, a migrant worker, led a fellow villager to start a business, and his son Wang Xiangyang became a takeaway rider. On a rainy night, three families met at an old noodle shop that was on the verge of demolition, and their fates became intertwined. In the past ten years, they have experienced urban changes, capital games, and the test of the epidemic, going from confrontation to reconciliation, from confusion to determination. Zhou Jianguo forged abandoned boilers into art, Zhou Xiaowen revitalized old craftsmanship, Wang Jiazhu grew from a contractor to a leader, and Wang Xiangyang's algorithm changed from a tool to grab orders to a help in fighting the epidemic. This is a civilian epic rooted in the hot land of life, telling the collision of craftsmanship and algorithms, memory and future, and individuals and times. When New Town Plaza erected a building made of scrap parts\
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