I Can Only Be a Big Star

Xia Dan, who was reborn in 1997, was robbed by a few gangsters on the road. The group of four people who robbed his shoes were all wearing shit-yellow prince trousers with narrowed legs and bulging bulges on top. They looked like the kind of trousers worn for kung fu training. Wenzhou travel shoes were worn on their feet, with the tongues raised high and exposed outside the trousers. They wore tight sleeveless T-shirts with water on their upper bodies. They looked like rickshaw pullers during the Republic of China, and they looked neat and tidy. Twenty years later, in 2017, Xia Dan saw this pair of shoes again at Er Hui's funeral. In 20 years, Xia Dan has grown from an unknown college student to a top global star. This book does not have many exciting points. It focuses on describing how the Chinese people completed their great rejuvenation during the 20 years of vicissitudes of life.