The Clear Sky After the Rain Is the Most Beautiful

In 1977, the resumption of the college entrance examination shocked China. Four boys, Chen Jingshan, Zhou Zhiyuan, Lin Wenxuan, and Zhao Hongyu, and two girls, Su Wanqing and Xu Manyun—six young people born in the 1960s who have been delayed by time, grabbed the only straw handed by the times, gnawed the textbooks under the kerosene lamp, and walked side by side into the examination room to change their fate. In 1983, six people graduated and left school. With their ardent ideals in mind, they went to the six major tracks of urban construction, industry, culture and education, business, clinical practice, and media, and plunged headlong into the wave of reform and opening up. They have survived entrepreneurial bankruptcy, technological obstacles, workplace exclusion, mid-life crisis, secular prejudice, separation and separation, and the pain of the times. They have grown from young teenagers to respected seniors in their respective fields, and have become the epitome of the struggle of a generation. After half a lifetime of ups and downs, the six people not only have a successful career and a harmonious family, but they also educate talented children through words and deeds, passing on the family tradition from generation to generation. Looking back on decades of ups and downs, all the hardships we endured, the nights we endured, and the hurdles we passed finally turned into the cloudless sky above our heads - it turns out that the clear sky is the most beautiful after the rain.