Jin Yilin, a girl born in a Suzhou family, was unable to enter school as scheduled to receive exam-oriented education due to health reasons. Unexpectedly, her uncle, a "famous person in Jiangnan", used a unique and scientific method to make her a rare "female talent" of that era who was well-read in classics and benefited from Wudi culture. In the mid-to-late 1980s, Jin Yilin had an intersection with Wuzhong Sanjian, the former "elite club" of Jiaotong University, and the ancient houses in Suzhou. The collision of concepts, culture, work, and life, through the process of a state-owned chemical enterprise in Suzhou being rapidly destroyed by the market economy in the early stage of reform and development due to non-disruptive products, describes and depicts the changes in thinking of a group of young elites from Wudi who are enterprising, hardworking, hesitant, and even doubtful in what is regarded as China's "industrial revolution." It reveals the many social injustices caused by officialdom and nepotism and the destruction of talents. At the same time, it also eulogized the dedication of this group of young people to assist the police in detecting drug trafficking cases.
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