When I Turned 40, I Changed My Resume to Read High School Graduation

At the age of forty, Su Xiao changed the financial resume she had been writing for ten years to "graduated from high school." From an office building in Beijing to the shelves of a supermarket in the provincial capital, there is only one interview. Sorter, piece-rate, more reward for more work - the system didn't ask her how old she was, only whether she ran fast. But after bending down thirty thousand steps, can the self that was once "needed" be found again?