Chuanjiang, 28 years old, unemployed for the third month, living alone.
He has no illness, no injury, and no ambition. The biggest thing is that he checks Moments on time at three o'clock every day to see how others are living.
Some people buy cars, some get married, some clock in on time at five in the morning, and some send a message from a foreign country, "Are you okay?"
He didn't feel like he was a failure, he just wasn't ready to start.
Until one day, he realized:
He's not alive, he just hasn't been offline.
This is not a cool article, nor is it a story about life's counterattack.
This is the story of a man who watched others for too long and finally wanted to write "What did I do today?"
From checking Moments to writing the first sentence in his diary, Chuanjiang's life has not been turned upside down.
But for the first time, he stood on the stage of his own life.
Intention: A young man who has always been hiding on the edge of life and relying on observing others finally tries to take the first step and start writing the story of his own life.