"The Grandmaster of Tan School" describes the experience of an ordinary young man, Chen Feng, who took all his savings to enter the street stall world when he was at the bottom of his life. From the night market being chased by urban management at the beginning, to gradually figuring out how to purchase goods; from being squeezed out by peers due to pricing errors, to winning repeat customers with unique product selection and sincere service.
He has seen the deserted wholesale market at three o'clock in the morning, and encountered gangsters who forcibly collected protection fees. He once had to set up a stall secretly because of his family's objections, but he finally straightened up after making his first pot of gold. From a mobile stall with one person and one car, to a small owner of a fixed stall, and then to leading the neighbors to establish a night market alliance, Chen Feng used sweat and brains to solve the problems of survival at the bottom, and even tasted the warmth and warmth of human life in the fireworks of the market.
The work uses humorous and sharp strokes to outline the survival picture of street stalls. It reflects the changes of the times in the struggle history of small people, and presents the tenacious vitality and various changes in the world behind the street stall economy.
Purpose: The young generation adapts to the changes of the times and counterattacks successfully