This is a modern urban life knowledge novel about love, travel, philosophy, life, Buddhism, Taoism, soul, chicken soup, business, thinking, and culture. It records the growth of our generation and the life story of a poor college student who has just graduated.
If the water is clear, there will be no fish.
When you read the title of the book, you must have thought that Xiaohexi Village is a poor rural village with a winding river flowing by it. In fact, it is the largest urban village in "Eastern Chicago" and there is no river around it. As for why it is called this name, no one can tell, and it has been passed down from generation to generation.
This place, nicknamed the slum, is undergoing different personnel changes every day. Next to it is a high-end residential area. It seems that whether at home or abroad, "slums" are always surrounded by "rich areas."
Maybe you have lived in Xiaohexi Village before, maybe you will live in "Xiaohexi Village" in the future, and our story begins here...