[Real experience·Not exciting, not routine·First the countryside, then the city·The way of thinking]: A humble and cowardly post-80s generation in the countryside grew up involuntarily under the pressure of reality. There were tears and relief, cruelty and tenderness.
The book is divided into three parts: the first part is about a rural childhood that is shabby but can heal a lifetime, the middle part is about the educational process filled with laughter and tears, and the second part is about the unavoidable workplace battles and cruel tests of human nature. From the age of 6 to 36, it tells the story of 30 years in this ever-changing era. In the intergenerational gap, an ordinary person who has received higher education but "went to college for free" has experienced countless good and evil, bad and good impacts, constantly refreshing his understanding of life and destiny, and finally letting go of everything. After experiencing the fierce struggle deep in his heart, he made the difficult journey of final protection and choice.
The full text is true, with too many details, and the characters at the bottom are neither powerful nor powerful. Winds and rains are always there, and life is endless. Yes, there is no year where the winds and rains are just right. Although I cannot be with you, I would like to share this book with you!
Reader comments
There are many resonance points, and the plain language style describes a post-80s generation from innocent childhood to ignorant boy, to the beginning of love, and finally to facing social reality. Behind ordinary experiences are struggles to overcome inferiority complex, efforts to break through, and more helplessness and powerlessness.
As mentioned in the introduction, the book is full of various details, compositions, diaries, letters, scenes, emotions... They are all real and gave me a new perspective on the lives of certain people. It is worth reading!
There are many resonance points, and the plain language style describes a post-80s generation from innocent childhood to ignorant boy, to the beginning of love, and finally to facing social reality. Behind ordinary experiences are struggles to overcome inferiority complex, efforts to break through, and more helplessness and powerlessness.
As mentioned in the introduction, the book is full of various details, compositions, diaries, letters, scenes, emotions... They are all real and gave me a new perspective on the lives of certain people. It is worth reading!