Long Yin, a fourteen-year-old top student, was forced to drop out of school because his father was seriously injured at a construction site and became disabled. His family's financial situation plummeted and he lost his livelihood. He left behind his school and ideals, walked in the snow to the construction site, and became a low-level migrant worker, surrounded by steel, concrete, and dust all day long.
The harsh urban life, heavy labor and secular prejudices have polished him layer by layer, and the muddy and barren days have almost smoothed the edges of the young man. But Long Yin has never been willing to sink. With unwillingness and expectations in his heart, he worked hard to make a living during the day, and studied silently in the dim light at night, taking root in the dust and accumulating strength to grow.
This is a history of the difficult growth of a boy from a lower class, a complete record of the half-life journey of a boy from a poor family crawling forward, becoming self-taught, and bucking the trend. All living beings fall into the dust, but he uses suffering as the foundation to maintain his youthful spirit, breaks the shackles of ordinary people, and burns out his own light in the dust.
Intention: Even if his fate falls into the dust and he is in poverty and poverty, ordinary young people are still unwilling to give in and stick to their hearts. They fight against hardships with tenacity and courage, redeem themselves and grow towards the sun in the muddy years.