In the summer of 1998, in an urban village in the Pearl River Delta of Guangdong, seventeen-year-old Chen Feng had no father, no mother, and nothing. He was a "bad boy" who lived on the streets and lived by eating. He was frightened of hunger and poverty, and with a life-threatening ruthlessness, he stepped into the undercurrent of the rivers and lakes after posing with Aqiang at the food stall.
