Wild Road

In 2001, a boy from rural Henan was born between wheat fields and dirt roads. My father went to Guangdong for business when he was young, but his edges were smoothed out by failure and reality, and he only believed in stability. My sister excelled all the way, was admitted to graduate school and entered the system, and lived a life that everyone thought was the standard answer. But Linye is different. He has never been willing to accept it since he was a child. I stole money from my family to buy toys, I was obsessed with shortcuts, I was addicted to the Internet world, and I also saw society and human nature clearly in the collisions of reality. In college, he dropped out of school due to emotional confusion; later he resold graphics cards and entered the financial market, struggling repeatedly between huge profits and huge losses. He longs to turn over, but he is always trapped by the inferiority complex brought about by poverty - he dares to ALL IN in investments, but steps back in relationships. From rural dirt roads to county Internet cafes; from the repression of adolescence to adults' thinking about cognition, class and destiny. "Wild Road" tells more than just the growth of an ordinary person. He is also a generation of ordinary young people, confused, desired, struggling and awakening in the tide of the times.