Wang Xiangyang, a 4-year-old man from a mountain village in northern Fujian, was holding a bamboo pole by the river. He never expected that this pole and thread would affect his life for the next 30 years. He made close friends through fishing, met noble people by chance, and held the love of his life. From a tanned fisherman to an entrepreneur in a suit, he turned a fish into a springboard for life. This is not chicken soup, but a story about an ordinary person who used 30 years of passion to fish for a golden job in reality.
Reader comments
It's very immersive and real. It reminds me of my childhood when I was catching fish and trying to catch shrimps.
The author still writes with great care. It's not a cliche, no slap in the face, no pretense, it's all a portrayal of real life, a sincere work, and worth reading.
It's very immersive and real. It reminds me of my childhood when I was catching fish and trying to catch shrimps. The author still writes with great care. It's not a cliche, no slap in the face, no pretense, it's all a portrayal of real life, a sincere work, and worth reading.