Think About What People Live For

Gu Xiaoyao's life began with unconscious crying as a baby. As a child, he ran after the chirping of cicadas, and was excited for the sweetness of a piece of candy, thinking that living was to live his life as sweet fructose; as a teenager, he immersed himself in books, worked hard for an admission notice, and firmly believed that living is the ideal of traveling to the distance; on the day of adulthood, he stood at the crossroads of life, looking at the endless flow of people, and for the first time he was in a trance - the answer he had been sure of did not seem to be enough to support the long years to come. After entering the society, he squeezed into the morning rush hour subway, worked overtime until late at night, found value in repetitive work, and felt the warmth in the triviality of daily necessities. He has encountered difficulties in the workplace, felt the warmth of friends, experienced the ups and downs of love, and also faced the separation of relatives. Every step of growth and every choice made him couldn't help but ask himself: What is the purpose of living? Is it to shoulder the responsibilities, to chase unfinished dreams, or to encounter those moments that make life shine in ordinary days? With this question in mind, Gu Xiaoyao slowly moves forward on the road of life, exploring the true meaning of survival bit by bit in the balance between work and life, and in the collision between self and the world. Daily flow + slow pace