Shenzhen North Railway Station

In 2014, Zhang Xiangbei, a young man from Henan, walked out of Shenzhen North Railway Station carrying a snakeskin bag with less than 2,000 yuan in his pocket. I was deceived by a rogue agency on the first day. I live in the 650-yuan handshake building, with the windows facing the wall, and I have to turn on the lights during the day. He ran to deliver food and proactively said, "I don't want a basic salary." The webmaster was stunned and said give it a try. The first order was scolded for half an hour, but the old man poured him a glass of water: "It's not easy, kid." He was chased by a dog and lost his meal, so he bought a new one with his own money; he was stopped by a security guard, so he brought a bottle of water every day, and later the security guard took the initiative to tell him which elevator was faster. He used a broken notebook to write down all the access codes and the delivery speed of the merchants - three months later, it became the "living map" of the site. From being a food delivery rider to contracting for bad sites, from being detained by customs and having to pay out of your own pocket, to setting up your own logistics company. The worst time was when he slept in the car and woke up with frost on the car windows. He said to himself: It's better than a brick factory. In the past ten years, he has met the brother who helped him, the boss who scolded him, and the woman who said he had "nothing to do" but ended up marrying him. 2024, Shenzhen North Railway Station. A young man asked for directions: "Brother, are there any cheap hotels nearby?" He looked at the face that was exactly the same as his back then and said, "I'll introduce you to a place." "Why help me?" "Because someone helped me eleven years ago."