A Northeasterner's Lonely Journey to the South

Born in my hometown in the wind and snow in the Northeast, I left my hometown with my stubbornness as a young boy. I encountered many setbacks on my way to school. I fell to the bottom due to emotional trauma and failure in the postgraduate entrance examination. In order to make a living, he went south to Fujian and spent four years working day and night shifts on the front line of thermal power plants. He saw through the oppression and internal friction of the closed factory area. Not willing to live my life to an end, I resolutely went to Shanghai to pursue my career. I experienced the ups and downs of enterprises among the high-rise buildings and witnessed various aspects of the workplace. After reading all the ups and downs in the north and south, recovering from emotional injuries, breaking through in the workplace, and making choices in life, I finally returned to my roots and was admitted to the system of a small town in Northeast China. From the snowy hometown to the fireworks in the south, from being alone and confused to settling down in a stable home, I met my husband, gave birth to a child, and reconciled with all the regrets in the past.