That Year, in the Winter

This book tells the story of the hero Ke Wen's struggle after graduating from college, working hard in Shanghai from a small city in northern Jiangsu, and then starting a business in Shenzhen. He writes from the age of 23 to 43, from a young youth to a tired but not greasy middle-aged, spanning 20 years. These 20 years are the 29 years of China's rapid development of reform and opening up. Ke Wen's life story is also a microcosm of the development of this era. It profoundly reflects the relationship between people during the transition period, and the helplessness and exhaustion of people crushed by the great era. At the same time, they are pushed forward by this era. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.