We have all experienced the heaviness after the storm.
When we go through these pains together, we can move on to the next dream.
At the age of twenty-nine, about to enter her thirties, Tanya, a young "leftover girl" lawyer, had a turning point in her life. In an IPO project, I reunited with my first college boyfriend who was a legal consultant after a long absence, met the distinguished executive director of the lead underwriter, and met the young talents in the management of the issuer's state-owned bank.
At the beginning of the next dream, she hopes that no matter how much pain, there will be people to endure it together; no matter how much happiness there will be, there will be people to enjoy and be touched together.
I want to write about the joys and sorrows of a group of people, and I want a group of people to find a little bit of themselves in the story, but not completely. It's a kind of commemoration, recording every fragment in my mind.