That Summer, the Fireworks Were Warming Up

Born in an ordinary family in 1995, I grew up following the beat of the times: chasing bicycles in alleys, hiding snacks in the shadow of SARS, studying questions until late at night during the countdown to the college entrance examination, and lying down in the university dormitory to talk about a hundred possibilities for the future. After graduation, I plunged headlong into the "wolf culture" of private companies. I experienced overtime meals at three in the morning, soul torture from weird customers, and the secret joy of winning an award for the first time. However, after a certain incident, I unexpectedly embarked on a new journey in life, breaking into a place with strict rules and hidden warmth. There are no earth-shattering plots here, only growth hidden in daily necessities: the foolishness of childhood, the confusion of youth, the anxiety of work, and the trivial and interesting things in life. From wearing a school uniform to wearing a formal suit, from being careless to calmly coping, this is the twenty-eight years of an ordinary person born in 1995 - laughter and tears, confusion and perseverance, hiding the secrets of youth and workplace that everyone of the same age can relate to.