Take Two Steps If You Have Nothing to Do

Content introduction: This article records the ordinary life and inner world of a low-level civil servant. At the same time, he is a middle-aged man who is confused, sober, and thoughtful. Centering around the knot in his mind about his birth year, the protagonist repeatedly struggles and seeks comfort, interpreting a series of trivial and ordinary stories. The family, career, emotions and life of an ordinary civil servant and a middle-aged man are simple, complicated, happy and beautiful. In this process, the protagonist's hope and loss, innocence and worldliness, pursuit and faith, are scattered like flowers through a walk on a suburban road every day, and his simple sentiments and sorrows about real life are blown away by the wind.