Ah, the Magic City, the Magic City

Su Suji works as a waiter in a Chinese restaurant owned by a foreign five-star hotel in Shanghai. She complained: "I was in Shanghai, and I struggled through four years of college. At that time, my mind was in the rice fields. I was majoring in hotel management! It was just a cheap job of serving dishes, and I was exhausted every day." In the eyes of the world, catering service workers are synonymous with "unskilled", "no future", "inferior", "receiving a ridiculous salary and doing hard work". Su Su Shi was disgusted in every possible way: "What great cause can be achieved by serving a plate?" The talkative boy Ye Zimo, with a paralyzed expression and a look of despair, is a doctoral student at 985 University in Shanghai. Watching Su Suji overcome obstacles along the way, from a small shrimp in the workplace to a decisive and decisive lady who can be both sweet and salty. He was eager to marry Su Suji. He has no intention of letting her go in this life. He wants to stay with her like a shadow and never leave her, spending hundreds of years together! (This article takes the catering industry as the subject, and tastes the "sour, sweet, bitter, spicy and salty" aspects of the catering industry. The real life of a group of Shanghai drifters is either to quit or to work hard. Ideals and reality coexist, singing and walking at the same time, experiencing pain and happiness. )