Shenzhen, no matter where it appears, it is not literary, entangled, lingering or sentimental at all. It is only suitable to appear in the financial pages as a model of GDP, or to appear in the ending of the novel where the protagonist abandons love and goes to work.
Hong Kong, a city that has appeared countless times in movies and TV, has different economic systems, different cultural backgrounds, and different people. It is both magnanimous before our eyes and mysterious in our imagination.
There is a Shenzhen River between them, and there is me in 2006 between them.
The heroine Ding Mengjie and I, in this Tale of Two Cities, have mixed joys and sorrows.
The story begins in 2004. As one of the first immigrants who grew up in Shenzhen, I moved to a new home, met old loves again, and welcomed childhood friends. I was about to complete my twenty-sixth year in this city where I had no idea whether it was warm or not.
From these ten years, everyone can find their own shadow and resonance in me.
Let me pick them up like pieces of gold and present them...
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