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"I heard that you are here to help us. Look, my hand was injured. How much will you give me?" While walking on the road, Gong Yi was stopped by the aunt who was facing him. "Sister-in-law, you should consider signing up for medical insurance."

The new project welcomes a "novice". The master who strictly abides by the rules meets the lazy apprentice, and sparks are ignited. As a first-generation wind power builder, Qian Nansheng, a straightforward man, was sent to the Jiangcheng project team after he offended his boss. Faced with the tight construction schedule and the pressure of "rush to build", he could only hide his back injury and rheumatism. Zhou Yunhao has repeatedly failed in his entrepreneurship, and his lazy temperament makes his wife very dissatisfied. He wants to go overseas to do wind power construction to earn a bonus, but he does not expect to meet a tutor with a bad temper and a tough temper. Motivated by huge project bonuses, the team members only wanted to build crazy infrastructure and ignored safety risks. As the team leader, Qian Nansheng, in order to maintain quality and quantity, fell into a situation where he was criticized by the team. His son suddenly suffered a serious accident, his wife complained about his absence, his helpless daughter-in-law, his young children and grandchildren, and his apprentice Zhou Yunhao's irritable personality caused him a lot of mess... Qian Nansheng felt very stressed. How do the master and the apprentice decide between sacrificing personal interests or collective interests? Faced with family legacy issues and personal future development, where should they go? The persistence of the older generation of constructors collides with the new generation of relay workers. The future of wind power infrastructure is full of unknowns.

[Silver Award in the 3rd Greater Bay Area Cup (Shenzhen) Online Literature Competition] The past of Chajiao (jiao) is a story belonging to Xiaobei Village in Guangdong. In the early 1980s, a huge "migration" took place in the mountainous areas of northern Guangdong. Their lives are like weeds, they are penniless, they are at the end of their road, and they have to tear everything down and start over. This migration about human nature and survival, love and family affection, commerce and traps, roots and resistance, outlined a Fangcun Tea City in the grand years. A cup of tea contains all kinds of ups and downs of life stories In this old Chajiao Street, they are looking for a fiery life, and the stories are endless...

From the eldest lady who never worries about food and drink to the money-loving man who must earn every penny, Xie Ranran makes money whenever he gets the chance. There was no other reason than that her father owed a huge debt, and she foolishly made a guarantee. In order to escape his mother's blind date behavior of "selling her daughter for glory", she went into hiding, She accidentally became a rental bridesmaid. After renting myself out more than 10 times, She decided to have a great career as a professional bridesmaid. Little did she know, a huge storm was coming towards her... QQ book club group: 597821594

[Chinese Writers Association's 2021 Internet Literature Key Works Support Project] [Winner Prize of the Fifth Realistic Theme Internet Literature Essay Contest] In Bincheng in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Li Lisang worked as an apprentice in a blacksmith shop. He only had calloused hands and did not know where the road was. He followed a master named "Lao Qin" and learned the knife-making skills. After entering the state-owned knife factory, he was like an outlier, tinkering with electric blowers, mechanical sharpeners, and stamping machines... Not only was he appreciated by the leaders of the knife factory, but he also married Xu Yao, a sales expert in the factory, because of his uniqueness. But the sudden economic wave caused the state-owned knife factory to declare bankruptcy, and the fate of hundreds of people instantly became a problem... Li Lisang resolutely "went overseas", from a small workshop to a leading enterprise, from made in China to a national brand. Behind it was the dream and sweat of countless knife makers. Making a good knife was their truest long-cherished wish. In the future, a melting pot fed a poor family in dire straits, created a city of cutlery with 1,500 companies, produced domestic products with a craftsmanship spirit of self-improvement, and wrote a history of industrial upgrading on the coast of the South China Sea. This square-inch furnace made a city. A city, a weapon, a thousand swords, build a city. A city of swords with millions of stories.