I'm Making a Revolution in America

Gao Yuan, a failed art student, carries his last dream to "move" to the United States. He thought this was the promised land of freedom and opportunity, but what awaited him was cold reality. On the first day, he handed out cigarettes to "brothers" on the street; on the second day, he handed out spirits that could temporarily relieve pain; on the third day, what he handed out was a knife with a cold light. Holding the hilt of the knife, standing on the dilapidated street, a high-pitched voice resounded through the streets: "Brothers, this world should not be like this! Our pain is not due to laziness, but due to careful design! They took away our jobs, our dignity, and now they want to take away our right to be angry?" "This is wrong... This world should be changed." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.