I hope to use old down-to-earth gossip to tell the story of the 80s generation in Alamodou. Although not necessarily every post-80s generation in Shanghai has encountered it, it is still a familiar figure to Nong.
Li Zhang is the protagonist of the story, and most of the time unfolds from the perspective of "I". Yi, Tian Ming and Lin Gu have been good friends since childhood and grew up together in an alley in Shanghai. The friendship between Alas is always deep, noisy but always supportive at critical moments. Love also has its own twists and turns. Family love runs throughout, with caring and nagging elders and worries about trivial family matters.
You know, there is a familiar term in this story. For the Shenhua team, Ala was crazy about Yi. They painted banners together and went to cheer for away games. Those passionate people are still excited when I think about it now. The Bund is a place where Alaa often goes to Baixiang. Looking at the scenery on both sides of the Pujiang River, I always feel happy. There is still a taste in my memory, salty sauce with fried dough sticks, fried steamed buns with a bite of soup that overflows, and I spit out water just thinking about it.
This is Allah's life, as plain as water but full of flavor. There are no elite legends, no fierce conflicts, just ordinary people living in ordinary streets. Every day passes from time to time, going to work, getting off work, going to parties, and doing nothing. Ala grew up in this city and experienced the changes of the times. From alleys to high-rise buildings, every step has a story about Ala. Just like a friend next to me, or even my own home, it is real and full of market atmosphere, making people feel friendly and warm. This is not only the story of Li Zhang, Tian Ming, and Lin Gu, but also a portrayal of the life of every ordinary person in Shanghai.
