North and South Corners

"I'm going to drive alone, walk at night, survive the whining dog, and then come back and accept my fate!" When he was sixteen, he had a quarrel with his father and left Linzi with a small suitcase. Yinchuan, Suzhou, Xi'an, Chongqing... Ramen restaurants, construction sites, bars, cat cafes, e-sports halls... He moved around in strange cities, doing short-term jobs to save a little money. He doesn't like to talk, is not good at explaining, and swallows his emotions alone. He thought he was a stone that would stay wherever he was thrown, neither painful nor itchy, neither cold nor hot. It wasn't until more and more strangers squeezed into his life and he met all kinds of people that he realized that the heart can be soft. This is a story about escape and stay, silence and echo. A boy who couldn't express himself met some people during his long wandering - some left, some dispersed, some made him want to escape quickly for no reason, and some made him want to stop for the first time. But when he finally learned to respond, those past events had long gone like water. He didn't stop, he kept walking. Pulling that small suitcase from one city to another. He didn't know where to go. But he knew that he had nothing, so he was never afraid of losing anything, and he never lacked the courage to start over. Best wishes to you my dear friend! I also hope that everyone who is reading this book will have the same desperate impulse and the courage to start all over again.