Life Is Living

Lin Mo, who has been unemployed for a year, fresh graduates who have just entered the workplace, Su Wan, a glamorous elite, and a delivery boy who is rushing to make a living, briefly meet at the crossroads of the city. The text is revealed in every detail, from faded cardboard boxes to rent reminder text messages, from neon dreams to realistic embarrassment, each paragraph hides the sweetness and sourness of urban life. There is no bloody plot, only real confusion and tenacity. It is like a mirror that reflects the shadow of everyone working hard in the city. It is plain but heart-breaking. It allows people to see their own struggle and persistence between the lines. They can't help but look forward to more ordinary but hot life stories in the future.