A genius debater is destined to live in the storm of words from the moment he cries.
His father, He Zhiheng, is a sophisticated and smooth public relations minister in the workplace; his mother, Ren Ruge, is a dazzling and sensitive actor on the stage.
One side is used to refuting others with logic, while the other side is good at using emotions to infect others.
Their quarrels, silence and excuses became the first "language school" for the growth of talented debaters.
In a family dinner full of etiquette and undercurrents, he learned to observe emotions; on a night when his father was suppressed by his airborne superior and his mother was ostracized by colleagues in the theater troupe, he understood the weight of "expression".
When he entered the debate field, every conflict in the family during those years became his sharpest weapon.
He was eloquent and won consecutive championships. However, under the pressure of public opinion and life, he gradually lost his obsession with "winning or losing."
It wasn't until fate repeated itself again - his parents broke up and his career was out of control - that he realized that real debate is not to refute others, but to understand the world.
This is the story of a young man growing up, collapsing, and being reborn on the edge of language.
A realistic coming-of-age novel that starts from the family and extends to the workplace, society and people's hearts.
Every dispute is a debate;
Every silence is another expression.
