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At twenty-nine, Chen Jianing packed five years’ worth of belongings in Beijing into a cardboard box and returned to the south.
She had an apartment, a Beijing hukou, and both undergraduate and graduate degrees from Guanghua School of Management at Peking University. The money in her account was enough to cover twenty-four months of mortgage payments.
At her cousin’s wedding, she got into someone else’s car. The driver’s surname was Wu. He was five years younger, and people in town called him a spoiled rich kid living off his father. She didn’t look at him once that day.
Only later did she learn that the rearview mirror had been pointed at her the whole drive.
His parents disapproved, and hers disapproved even more. And not one of the things this man had given her was worth much.
Every single thing she had gained in twenty-nine years had been earned through hard work and exams. Was there nothing she could have without having to prove herself first?
Warm and touching story, eloquently told, touching people's hearts, I like it very much