Spring Notes from Chaoyang Apartment

The day Su Xiaoman, a recent graduate, rented Room 606 of Chaoyang Apartment with a deposit of 320 yuan, she never expected that this old building would become a turning point in her life. During the transition period from student to social worker, she met a picture book writer who always baked cookies in the early morning, an IT programmer who planted succulents on the balcony, and a landlady who always talked about "my aunt when she was young". In this shared house where the refrigerator was always covered with notes, Su Xiaoman gradually understood that the so-called growth was just learning the tenderness of adding a poached egg to instant noodles.