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The Wind Chaser Said: Ordinary is Also Hot

The Evening Breeze Meets Bai Tang

17K0

Amidst the clanging sounds of the bicycle repair stall, Chen Feng clutched an old bicycle that had been welded three times and chased the wind on the seventeen-year-old track. He used his courier truck to travel through the city's fireworks, and used his savings to build a cycling track in the old city, letting the fragrance of locust flowers wrap around the shouts of the neighbors and cover every rut on the asphalt road. When the young man chasing the wind grows up to be the warm sunshine in the streets, he realizes that the hottest thing is never the trophies and rankings, but the human fireworks that a group of people turn their love into in ordinary days.

We Are All Storm Chasers

We Are All Storm Chasers

Realistic Fiction

The Evening Breeze Meets Bai Tang

25K0

Lin Ye once believed that in life he only had to wait for the "just right" opportunity to come. It wasn't until an accident caused him to lose everything and stand on a deserted street that he realized that the so-called "wind" would never take the initiative to blow towards the people waiting there. With his remaining savings and a sense of loneliness, he started by setting up a stall selling handmade jewelry. He struggled amidst doubts, re-planned the route in the middle of the night when the supply chain was broken, and knocked on the eleventh door with a smile even after being rejected by customers ten times. There is no good luck from heaven, only clumsy persistence; there is no ready-made smooth road, only footprints made step by step. When the ridicule turned into admiration, and when the small stall turned into a chain store, Lin Ye looked back and realized that he was already on the road of pursuit, and his life became the "wind" in the eyes of others. This is a story about ordinary people breaking the shackles of "waiting", splitting thorns with their hands, and taking the initiative to create life - it turns out that the strongest wind is always ahead of the hard running.