Heading Towards the Clear Sky

In 1990, singer Wen Wen sang "My Own Sky" at the Spring Festival Gala, which spread throughout the streets and illuminated the teenage years of Lin Yan and Zhang Lei born in the 1980s. The two started from working hard at the bottom of the city. With the stubbornness and hope in the song, they squeezed out rental houses, went to the market, and started a business together. They had the passion of brothers and fierce arguments with different ideas. They struggled in the tide of the times, and always stayed true to their original intention of pursuing their dreams. Many years later, Lin Yan, whose youthfulness had faded, took root in the urban cultural and creative field, and met Su Xiao and Chen Yang, young people born in the 2000s who were confused. He used the experience of others as a lamp to pass on the songs and courage that supported him out of the trough, as well as the persistence and propriety of entrepreneurship, to the new generation of dream chasers. Two generations, a spiritual relay that spans time. From the hardships of the post-80s generation to the courageous advancement of the post-00s generation, "My Own Sky" has always been the unchanging spiritual background. There are no shocking legends, only the sincerity of ordinary people pursuing their dreams in the city, hiding the bonds of brothers, intergenerational inheritance, and the passion and determination of each person to rush to the sky of their own.