In 1991, Tian Lichun, a young boy from rural southern Henan, failed the high school entrance examination and left home in anger. The coal mine collapsed and his companion died in front of him. He grabbed the bloody wages and dug out of the mine, saying to himself: "I can't be buried here anymore."
He set up a stall and wandered around, relied on connections to re-study, and was admitted to a technical secondary school to "transfer from agriculture to non-agriculture" - the whole village fired up, and he thought he had jumped out of the agricultural gate. But a gamble, a piece of probation, and an anonymous report made the only contract in the talent market worthless. The year he was beaten back to the county seat, he understood: Farming is not about geography, but the fierceness in his bones.
Self-taught law, obtained a license to practice law, won the first public prosecution, and handled major cases... The person who wrote the anonymous letter finally "sited where he should sit"; the subordinate companies that broke the contract in the past came to ask him to be a consultant. In nine years, he stepped out of the coal ashes and hung up the "Lichun Law Firm" sign on the 19th floor of the provincial capital.
"Life is in your own hands." This is Tian Lichun's story, and it is also the story of everyone who wants to make a comeback on their own.
# Grassroots Counterattack # chronological text # # Jump out of the agricultural gate # Campus Business # County Counterattack # Self-taught Law # Slap in the Face #90s
The skeleton of the real era: the junior high school entrance examination is more difficult than the entrance examination for key high schools, the dual system of commercial grain, the merger reform, and the record of probation - the details are all realistic. The feeling of satisfaction does not depend on a golden finger, but on the courage to escape from death, the hard skills of reading people from setting up a stall, and the hard work of programming. The rhythm of face-slapping-upgrading-pretending is fast; laughter and tears are intertwined to see how a rural boy turns his "farm background" into confidence.
