Mood Novel "For the Forgetfulness That Cannot Be Forgotten"

A story that records the life of people born in the 80s and 90s in modern China, a microcosm of the author's personal social life, and the third series of serialized novels based on the author's mood are here to meet you. In fact, she is nothing, because the story is always fiction, but in fiction we will find the meaning of life. We were born in the 1980s, grew up in the 1990s, and studied in the 10s of the new century. Then, we grew up. When we grow up, we suddenly find that the ivory tower is no longer so beautiful, and society is no longer so ideal. Universities are no longer assigned, and work requires one's own "struggle"; the "second generation of officials" and the "second generation of rich people" have become prominent, and literature has fallen behind; classes have been eliminated, and then strata have been "solidified"; children of farmers no longer have both "red" and "expert" treatment, and "hidden rules" have prevailed. Civil servants are becoming a popular trend again; the new "imperial examination" has brought about the prevalence of "corruption", and powerful landlords have been born under the arrogance of "princelings"; "Li Gang" has begun to disturb the people, and the "economy" has also fermented in the "crisis"; supervision has become "loopholes", and food has begun to be "poisoned"; the harmonious society has further developed. Is it really unfortunate to be born in an era without "love"? Is it really unfortunate to be born in an era captured by desire? Is it really unfortunate to be born in an era when idealism is "broken"? This is a novel about social issues, and also about the urban love story of those born in the 1980s and 1990s. What cannot be forgotten is also forgotten. Have ideals, love and desires encountered the crosscurrent of material desires? Are issues that are not a problem worthy of your reflection?