Peking University is always going on about us: “You people born in the eighties, you post-eighties...” I always hear it as “Eight-Treasure Porridge, Eight-Treasure Porridge.” Then I vividly remember Zhang Haolong during a break in military training, with a bottle of mineral water in his left hand and a can of Wahaha Eight-Treasure Porridge in his right, throwing his head back and proclaiming with heroic fervor, “Eat Eight-Treasure Porridge to satisfy your hunger, and laugh as you drink mineral water to quench your thirst!” And then our laughter just kept spreading and spreading...
We post-eighties kids are stubborn and headstrong, proud and pampered. The criticism we face now, the helplessness we feel, will all surely fade away in the future we can see ahead of us. It's not that we're at odds with society. Maybe we just move too fast and run too hard, so it's only natural that we end up a little disheveled and exhausted.
The treasured keepsakes of the post-eighties are mixed into a world that feels both familiar and strange, much like that extraordinary can of Eight-Treasure Porridge: made from the simplest, plainest ingredients, yet with a uniquely wonderful taste.
What changes? They must be changed before the 20th!
I'm here! You finally updated. But... What were those two chapters about? They were a tiny bit drawn out, just a tiny bit! Many of the phrases used are still quite arrogant, such as "spend money on me, spend money on me," and "Little Yin, don't run on tiptoe..." Haha!
Why haven't you updated?! I'm waiting to see!
This is what you call a hilarious story!!!
Oh my god, that's hilarious!
Haha, I'm also always hitting a roadblock~ After reading the description, I realized it's about people born in the 1980s, so I couldn't resist taking a look—because we're from the same generation! Keep it up!
It's rare for me to suddenly feel like leaving a comment... Kid, keep going and fill in the gaps! Don't give up!