Another autumn has arrived, and another graduating class is looking for a job. Li Nuo, a 23-year-old fresh graduate, is once again struggling to find a job. As an ordinary second-year undergraduate, Li Nuo has no competitive advantage in the employment force of more than 6 million people. The media also reported that in 2011, Beijing allowed 6,000 places for non-Beijing graduates to stay in Beijing, which was 2/3 lower than in 2010. Doesn't this make it worse for students like her?
It was during this season that Feng Wei, the 33-year-old strategic director of ADG Investment Company (China) and known as the "dark horse" in the industry, suddenly missed the mark on the "hanging ladder of success" when he was about to reach the pinnacle of his career, career and life. Faced with the sudden turn of his life circumstances, Feng Wei was ups and downs, lost for a time, and did not know what he should pursue. But at this time, he "encountered" the 23-year-old "Zhongguancun girl Li Nuo" again: This ordinary, ordinary second-year student has no competitive advantage in the employment army of more than 6 million people, but he never abandons or gives up. He holds a guitar and two worn-out speakers in Zhongguancun. They sang "Invisible Wings" on the street and declared without hesitation that "having a Beijing household registration is my biggest dream in this life" - I want to stay in Beijing, I want this city to belong to me, I want me to belong to this city, because there is still someone in this strange city who cares about me or is worthy of my concern...
What will happen when Li Nuo, an unemployed rookie, meets Feng Wei, an elite in trouble? Note, this is not a romance, but a realistic workplace politics story.