Migrate Backward

A story about a 17-year-old boy who ran away from home, records the times, and makes passion and philosophical thinking the most precious background of this work. The "present" line after running away is intertwined with the "past" line inserted into the narrative, showing growth and changes of the times through contrast. The core of philosophy is naturally integrated: let the beloved philosophical thoughts naturally reveal through the boy's confusion, thinking and observation, and show his thoughts on issues such as existence, freedom, and technological ethics during the journey. Capturing the unique pulse of the 21st century, this novel will record: The plight of digital natives: the post-00s generation is the first generation to grow up completely in the Internet environment. Great records often begin with a small personal escape, and it is in this private pursuit that the outline of the era gradually emerges. "The Catcher in the Rye" belongs to our generation - 21st century Chinese version