Twenty Years of IT Career

A 27-year counterattack by a technical secondary school student who failed to pass the exam. In 1999, 19-year-old Chen Feng failed the college entrance examination, missing out on university by nine points. In that era when college students were still called "the proud sons of heaven," a rural boy had only two options: go south to work, or stay at home and farm. He chose the third path - to go to the provincial capital to learn computers. I started working as an installer in a computer city with a monthly salary of 800 yuan. I lived in a rented house shared by ten people and was scolded by my boss, customers and beaten by life every day. But he didn't accept his fate. I installed computers during the day and read books at night. I spent three years of savings and one year of hard work to obtain the highest level CCIE certification in the field of network technology. Twenty years later, he stood in the command center of the province's digital transformation project, watching the system he led running smoothly on the province's highways. Standing next to him was the woman he had secretly loved for twenty-two years, whom he had missed and reunited with again, and her eight-year-old daughter. He has walked this road for twenty years. This is not a genius story. This is the story of an ordinary person.