Climbing Out of the Cracks in Life

Qin Mu, who graduated from a junior college, stayed up late reading in the factory and was ridiculed by his coworkers for "pretending to be an educated person." Cheng Ye, who has a technical secondary school degree, typed the first line of code during a break in the assembly line. At two o'clock in the morning, the only sound in the dormitory was his keyboard. Zhou Xiaodong, who has not graduated from junior high school, used two months of his salary to buy takeaway courses. While others were playing games, he was studying the logic of full reduction. No one believed they could turn around. Ten years later - Qin Mu became a university professor, Cheng Ye founded an education technology company valued at billions, and Zhou Xiaodong was worth tens of billions and traveled around the world with his grandma. I failed three postgraduate entrance exams, hundreds of resumes were rejected, my partners ran away with their money, I almost went bankrupt due to the epidemic, my lover left... They have lost and collapsed, but they have never accepted their fate. To everyone who is still struggling at the bottom: In the darkest night, don't give up building walls. There must be light in the cracks.