Uncle Zheng, who was born after the 1960s, is smart and kind, but he is always bullied. He can't get used to the people and things around him, and he always struggles hard but is always scarred. After his father, who worked at the police station, changed his age by two years, he finally integrated into the ranks of those born in the 1970s, and his life got on the right track. He was an only child and spent most of his childhood by his father's side. His mother is an ordinary farmer, so Uncle Zheng is also an authentic farmer. After graduating from high school in 1990, he worked as an apprentice in his eldest sister's barber shop for 10 days. After that, he and his father took turns working in a supply and marketing cooperative, becoming an "iron rice bowl" worker. His love and career were not going well. Later, the kind and helpful Uncle Zheng secretly helped an anchor named Xing'er in the live broadcast room but was discovered by his wife. Where will Uncle Zheng go tomorrow?
Reader comments
A good down-to-earth novel, I really like it. Come on!
A good down-to-earth novel, I really like it. Come on!