Life Is Not a One-Way Street

"Everyone Goes His Own Way on the Road to Work" focuses on four young people who have just graduated and face the dilemma of contemporary fresh graduates who are involved in career choices. Lin Zhisui, a liberal arts student, worked full-time to prepare for the cultural and tourism establishment exam and wrote copywriting in private to subsidize the rent, but was maliciously deducted from her salary by the platform; her boyfriend He Yuheng was obsessed with the municipal establishment and believed that the system was the only stable way out. In order to force his girlfriend to give up her side job, he asked relatives to report her. The two had constant conflicts. Roommate Cheng Yanzhou had a high-paying offer from a major factory but resolutely turned it down. He devoted himself to entrepreneurship in industrial vision technology and studied flexible employment rights protection and entrepreneurship support policies. His exam friend Shen Qinghe was stuck in a popular municipal post, and was preparing to take the exam with an overdraft credit card, and was deeply worried about involution. In order to attract Cheng Yanzhou, Dachang secretly cut off all his cooperation orders in an attempt to monopolize the rural cultural tourism market. The four people encountered multiple crises such as account bans, serious family illness, and being squeezed out of their careers. With the help of the community youth employment station policy, they solved many misunderstandings: grass-roots positions have medical subsidies and targeted selection, flexible employment allows for collective rights protection, and fresh graduates have special support for small and micro entrepreneurship. The four people put aside their ideological differences and joined together to help each other, opening up a composite track of rural cultural creation + equipment debugging, and each found a suitable path: some took care of both grassroots positions and side jobs, some took root in technology entrepreneurship, and some balanced exam preparation and public welfare. Finally, they understood that choosing a career is never a one-way street.