A college entrance examination is a disaster for half a life; eighteen years of youth are nothing more than a snowstorm.
This is a story about the joys and sorrows of the world, set against the backdrop of the college entrance examination and written in chapter-hui style. The story begins with a story told by a blind shoe repairman: "Wen Quxing came down to earth to undergo the college entrance examination in the world."
He said that there was a Wenquxing in the sky. Because of his bet with Erlang Shen in the Lingxiao Palace, he issued a military order: He came down to earth and was admitted to Peking University in one go. If you fail, you will be banished to the mortal world forever and will not be able to return to heaven. So, he turned into a young man named Cullinan and landed in Shangxing County in the 1990s.
However, this "human college entrance examination" was destined to be unfair from the beginning. He thought it was just an exam, but he didn't know that he had already fallen into a well-designed trap...
In the end, Wenquxing failed the college entrance examination and was demoted to the human world. He lost everything, his family was ruined, and he was blind. He understood the Zen philosophy of "the non-duality of form and space" in a temple. From then on, he traveled around the world, making a living by repairing shoes, telling countless confused students the story about the college entrance examination, about youth, about love and betrayal.
The world is like a dream, and the college entrance examination is like a disaster. This is not only an exam, but also a life fable about growth, destiny, and "cultivation". After reading this book, maybe you will understand the meaning of the college entrance examination - it is not the end of your life, but the place where you practice.
After the snow passed, nothing was left. Only the blind man's absurd story is left for boring people to interpret.
Purpose: Through a college entrance examination, it tells the story of the impermanence of the world and how we should see through life's obsessions.