In 2008, Guangzhou Huasheng Communications.
Two young people entered the overseas system at the same time.
Xu Guangping, who came from a sales background, is handsome, ambitious, and naturally knows how to satisfy customers; Chen Qiusheng, who came from a technical background, is silent and restrained, and only believes in equipment, signals and responsibility.
Together they enter the overseas world.
Reader comments
Damn it, the writing is so real. I can only say that reality is sometimes more colorful than art. Some things I have heard, some things I have seen, some things I have experienced. Life is endless from generation to generation, and the river and the moon are only similar every year.
Looking back, I feel that the protagonists have become involuntary zombies and become too compassionate and altruistic. In reality, I have seen Lin Wei like this, and there is more than one. She will never advise Chen Qiusheng not to destroy Su Man. At most, she will look at the new generation sinking deeper and deeper into the quagmire with pity and sympathy, and even take advantage of the newcomers. How do you feel? From the perspective of the probability of occurrence, it is a bit anti-human.
I have never lived overseas, but I feel the same way
Damn it, the writing is so real. I can only say that reality is sometimes more colorful than art. Some things I have heard, some things I have seen, some things I have experienced. Life is endless from generation to generation, and the river and the moon are only similar every year. Looking back, I feel that the protagonists have become involuntary zombies and become too compassionate and altruistic. In reality, I have seen Lin Wei like this, and there is more than one. She will never advise Chen Qiusheng not to destroy Su Man. At most, she will look at the new generation sinking deeper and deeper into the quagmire with pity and sympathy, and even take advantage of the newcomers. How do you feel? From the perspective of the probability of occurrence, it is a bit anti-human.
I have never lived overseas, but I feel the same way