A Poor Family with No Background? My Broadcasting Voice Blasted Through Beijing

Next to the wheat stacks on the Loess Plateau, Lin Mang was a poor single-parent child who was laughed at by the whole class - his mother was ill and he couldn't afford the three acres of thin farmland to support his family, let alone the money-consuming broadcasting exam. His classmates mocked him as "a toad wants to eat swan meat", and his class teacher bluntly said, "Don't dream of going to a prestigious school if you are poor." But he clutched a second-hand radio, practiced his voice while moving bricks at the construction site, and copied broadcasting textbooks in bed, building his dream with sweat. The appreciation of the market mentor and the support of the public welfare fund became the confidence for him to make a comeback. At the school exam site, he shocked the judges with his piece "Broadcasting Tune in the Cornfield"; during the college entrance exam, he stayed up late to make up for his cultural classes and broke through his shortcomings. So what if you have no money and no background? When Lin Mang stood in front of everyone holding the certificate from China Communication University, all doubts turned into exclamation. From the wheat stack in the county town to the CCTV live broadcast room, this is the story of a young man from a poor family who used his broadcasting voice to change his destiny and blast through the capital!