The Four Money-Making Fools and Their Friends

A long-form portrait of a real-life urban group, with "ordinary people clumsily starting a business" as the shell and "middle-aged breakthrough, youth growth, and cross-regional brotherhood" as the core, taking a slow-paced life flow route. There is no system, no windfall, no one-stop success. All success is accompanied by trial and error and costs, and all conflicts are rooted in real family, career, and personality dilemmas. The laughter comes from the personality contrast and regional quarrels between the four people, the tears come from supporting each other and family reconciliation in difficult times, and the joy comes not from making a lot of money, but from the sense of security that ordinary people have to make their way out on their own.