My Green Years in Shenzhen

This kind of realistic writing made me deeply immersed in the situation. I went to Dongguan Dalingshan Taiwanese Factory in 2003, and then to Qingxi Japanese Factory... Those days still fascinate me when I think about them now. If you are not a supervisor, you will definitely pursue him to the end.

I want to temporarily forget the pain of life. But reading this article, it gave me a feeling that I can't bear to look back on the past. There is always a painful memory of death attacking me. There are tears, unforgettable, unbearable to look back, pain and joy...

The writing is really good, very lifelike and vivid!

I really can't stand it anymore. The writing is okay, but the first person perspective is particularly uncomfortable. What an awkward rush

After reading novels online for so long, this is the most real one I think. I give the author a thumbs up. In this book, although I think the male protagonist and female protagonist should be together, what makes me sad the most is Zhu Xiaoman who is not in the character. Sometimes you can really just say that creation makes people happy!

Do you feel that the protagonist is a fool who is anxious to quit his job before finding a suitable job? Are you sick? The miserable road to job hunting that follows is all self-inflicted. Who made you resign before you could find your next job? I can only say that you deserve it.

Reality is too painful, I don't want to suffer again in online articles

Why aren't so many people reading such a good book? Write too little?

The writing is good, but I also graduated with a general undergraduate degree in 1998 and joined a Japanese-owned electronics factory in Zhongshan City to work in quality management. The monthly basic salary is 1,200 yuan with no food included, 3 yuan per meal in the factory canteen, and overtime pay is 7.5 Yuan per hour. A year later, I went to a factory in Chegongmiao, Shenzhen, and received a monthly salary of 2,000 yuan.

A suggestion to the author: go to Douyin to start broadcasting, tell what you have seen in the past, and summarize your experiences and lessons 😁😁

Anyone who came to Guangdong in the 1970s has the author's personal experience. I have experienced many of the details in the article. Come on, author! Support you and relive our youth.

Is this writing a diary? It's all mine, mine, and it feels exactly like when I wrote a diary when I was a kid.

Why do you write it in the first person? It looks awkward.

Now I am also in Baoan District, Shenzhen

One is called to persuade to retreat. 🌿, What do you think?

First place🥇

I'm looking for similar realistic writing. I'm tired of reading this book!

In 2003, I worked as an assistant engineer in Changping, Dongguan, with a salary of about 1,500 yuan. I worked there for more than a year, and in 2005, I went to work as a product design engineer in a Hong Kong-funded company in Qingxi, Dongguan, with a salary of 3,000 yuan a month.

The author almost recreated the scene of Shenzhen back then. He has such a good memory! I also drifted in Shenzhen around this time, and I remember many things. Let me take the case of two people working together to defraud people. I have a friend whose mother was deceived, but the prop used was counterfeit money instead of a gold necklace. Also, the bus from Buji to Songgang was almost a happy line for thieves at that time!

I'm still reading, but I ramble too much, and as I write, I end up writing in other places, with all kinds of feelings and adjectives, and when it comes to things I don't really do, I almost wrote a chapter with just one kiss. Furthermore, I feel that the protagonist is actually a scumbag 😁😁😁

Are there any books written in the first person?

Poisonous, first person? There's no need to look at it

This book should not be written just to make money, right? If you are just interested, you can condense some of the most dramatic paragraphs in life into more literary words.

The love is so sincere. What happened to the heroine in the first relationship was very uncomfortable and really hurt.

You are so lucky. Been to YVR many times. Never encountered it once