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For most students in the late 1980s and early 1990s, they pursued gangster culture and retained pure sentiments. In junior high school, billiards and Internet cafes made us fashionable, but they were also a pain point in the hearts of school teachers and parents. Unexpectedly, in just a dozen years, the Internet has become the mainstream of society. However, starting from that era, a large number of students gave up cultural courses, and a new group of art candidates appeared at that time. At that time, everyone lived the life of artists, but retained the mentality of gangsters. Many years later, I met a gangster who was very famous at that time at a party. I couldn't help but be in awe at first. After a few glasses of wine, I couldn't help but feel disappointed. He was such an ordinary person. He was just like the endless stream of people on the street. He was troubled by life and complained about life. At this moment, I missed the free and easy and loyal spirit of gangsters in that era.