Travel Notes on North Second Ring Road East

"If it weren't for this destined fate, I really don't know what would have happened." Zhang Sanfeng, a young man from Northeast China, performed exceptionally well in the college entrance examination and entered Shijiazhuang Railway University. This personal memoir is his affectionate confession of this period of youth. This is a microscopic illustration of youth. The author uses Northeastern-style humor and keen observation to seal every bit of the four years into a "memory can": the atmosphere from the Longshan headquarters to the ancestor's class; homework to daily routine on weekends; the tossing from short vacations to primary school semesters to large-scale innovation; the surprises of graduation and graduation season, full of fireworks and marks of the times. A description of Shijiazhuang from a traveler's perspective: relics of life in and around the school; the cultural vitality of Shijiazhuang's business district and scenic spots. It constructs the memory of the city from an ordinary perspective. The characters in the book are vivid: classmates and friends who grew up together; enthusiastic and strict instructors and teachers, which together form the background and warmth of life. What's particularly special is that a bet pushed him into the world of cosplay. From the excitement of entering the comic exhibition for the first time to the twists and turns of making a feature film, this is his spiritual sustenance to understand himself. As a youth report of Generation Z. It radiates four years of laughter, tears, confusion, tenacity and transformation. Opening it, you can touch the traces of a frank, life-loving and occasionally emo soul who lives a serious life in the rotation of the four seasons.