In 1989, the leader of the police station knocked me out of my shoes and I lost my job.
My father gave me 50 yuan and said, "Let's go, don't come back."
I have slept at Guangzhou Railway Station and under overpasses.
My first job was driving for a Taiwanese boss, and I worked 16 hours a day.
I had hemorrhoids and the pain was so painful that I couldn't sit still. I asked my boss for leave to see a doctor.
He said: "Take off your pants and let me see if you are faking it."
In front of a dozen people.
I punched him in the face.
At that moment I understood - if you treat someone like a dog, you will never be able to hold your head high.
From then on, I only drove for myself.