She is a nursing student at medical school, with smiling crescent eyes. Having seen life and death, she believes that professional skills can change one’s fate.
He is a small-time owner who started out grilling barbecue in Honggang City, covered in cooking smoke and full of sincerity. He always adds an extra egg to the fried rice he makes for her.
It turns out the world never made way for them. It had only set out the cups for them to drink themselves into complicity.
Clutching a stack of professional certificates, she leaves for a distant land, earning money and dignity through hard work in a foreign hospital.
He stays by the stove in Honggang City and grows stronger in his own rough way, turning his longing for her into a flame that makes him stronger.
Author’s note: This story grew out of a deep nostalgia for, and a superficial observation of, community and school life in the early 2000s. The “real place names” are used only to lend the story a sense of authenticity.
All other characters and events are fictional. Any resemblance to reality is purely coincidental.
Theme: Finding what was lost
I have finished reading the latest chapter, and the most exciting part so far is the period from when Jingyi got into a car accident to when the male and female protagonists officially get together. It is about to be completed, full of ambiguity and full of variables, which is the most gripping part of the whole book. Looking forward to subsequent updates.
Although Boss Duan realized it later, he finally understood Jingfei, which was perfect. This is a great structure, and their differences have been slowly buried since Jingfei entered college and opened a barbecue restaurant. One is studying hard, the other is working hard to make money, two environments and two cognitions. Jingfei's job search experience after working is an important foreshadowing. The information gap between the two eventually led to a conflict. The long wait brought calmness and sympathy. The smart boss Duan finally understood Jingfei from her classmate's words. Looking forward to the follow-up.
My heart is broken, my Jing Fei!
It warmed up a bit slowly. I thought it was a campus article, but then I realized it was a daily life flow!!
Different growth environments, different ways of thinking, and different life experiences bring about great differences in opinions. Looking at the way Yan and Fei deal with things from a God's perspective, they are all for "themselves." Seeing this, I lamented that Fei has always had clear goals and feelings are very important, but she wants to fight for her ideals and keep going.
The plot of this chapter made me smile. We Jingfei know how to act stupid.
Cha In Pyo also came out, ❤️
I thought of when I was doing my internship, I had [Orange Candy].
I like this kind of life-like text
I think about my time in medical school. I was really carefree at that time. I miss the days when I was in school.