When he was unemployed at the age of thirty-seven, Chen Mo finally understood.
In a small county town, poverty cannot be hidden.
The children's tuition fees, the father's medicine expenses, the wife's disappointment, the cold looks from relatives, and the overwhelming pressure of online loans.
He has delivered takeaways, run sales, set up street stalls, and also studied short videos and live broadcasts.
When I was at my poorest, I only had 43.6 Yuan left in my bank card.
He found out later.
The real money is never the big business.
But those small businesses that no one looks up to.
This is the story of an ordinary middle-aged man struggling to survive in a small county town.
