Zhang Erwa, who comes from the countryside, is a native and sincere rural child. In order to earn tuition for his younger brothers and sisters, he took a bag of tortillas and a green train ticket and plunged into the bustling big city.
I thought I could make a career out of it with strength and sincerity, but unexpectedly, workplace routines, CEO scheming, and urban survival rules were thrown at me one after another.
"The pie the boss draws can circle the earth three times, and the customer's pit is deeper than the cesspool at the entrance of the village."
Zhang Erwa clutched her worn-out work badge and looked at the glass curtain wall of the office building with tears in her eyes: "The roads in the city are too slippery and the routines are too deep. I just want to go back to the village to farm and feed the pigs!"
Purpose: Through the hilarious daily life of Zhang Erwa, a rural boy in the urban workplace, it shows the struggle and growth of little people in the modern city, and uses sand sculptures to deconstruct the urban workplace and the boss's routine. In the ridiculous story, there is hidden the simplest yearning for "ordinary life".