This is a documentary about the life of an ordinary farm boy.
The protagonist, Chen Mo, was born in a poor family. His parents had children in old age and suffered from many health problems. The family was always in poverty. He left home since the fifth grade of elementary school, rented a house in the town, took care of his own food and daily life, and experienced the roughness and heaviness of life prematurely.
His life was not a legend, and he had many bumps and tumbles along the way: he repeated a grade in elementary school, and then learned his shame and forged ahead; he was diligent in junior high school, which was once the hope of his family; he was frustrated in high school, and his emotions and studies fell one after another; he repeated the college entrance examination, and finally entered an ordinary undergraduate school; he graduated at the age of 24, and the future was unclear and he was at a loss.
Two years after graduation, he was stuck in the public examination. He was unwilling to do so, but he often struggled to give up and wasted his time in self-pulling. At the age of twenty-six, he was forced to enter society and worked in factories, takeaways, security guards, and service industries, living at the bottom. Seeing that people around him are fluctuating and running for profit, he always sticks to his duty and conscience, unwilling to join the crowd and unable to break out.
From the age of twenty-six to thirty-four, he spent his time in struggle and compromise. I want to change my destiny, but often give up halfway; I don't want to fall, but I still fail to jump out of the ordinary.
At the age of thirty-four, he was introduced by someone and found a family in his hometown. His life was peaceful and peaceful, with neither great joy nor great sorrow.
This is the life of an extremely ordinary person.
There is no rapid rise to fame, no earth-shattering success,
There is only the heaviness of growth, the helplessness of reality, the pull of the heart, and an ordinary person's persistence in the simplest life.
His life was mediocre and plain, but he was also clean, upright, and had a clear conscience.
