One-Armed Boy Delivering Food

After accidentally losing his right arm at the age of seven, 20-year-old Chen Qiang packed up his bags and went to the city to make a living. In order to pay for his mother's medicine, he chose to become a food delivery rider. Slippery corridors on rainy days, endless overtime pressure, accusations from customers, ridicule and contempt from colleagues, and all kinds of cold looks coming towards me. Many hardships tempered his forbearance and built a thick wall in his heart. He didn't dare to ask for kindness or fantasize about love. He just wanted to quietly take orders, work hard to make money, and survive all the mud alone. A glimmer of fate appeared on colleague Li Meili. She saw his fragility hidden under his stubbornness, admired his backbone of never giving up, was not afraid of others' comments, took the initiative to lend a helping hand, and slowly walked into Aqiang's closed world. Aqiang's deep-rooted inferiority made him retreat repeatedly. He always felt that his incomplete self was not worthy of a stable relationship. Meeting again and again, accompanying each other, supporting each other, gentleness breaks through the long-term loneliness. Aqiang finally let go of the shackles in his heart and bravely accepted love. The two faced the difficulties of life hand in hand, entered into marriage, and welcomed children. There are ups and downs along the way, and there is growth along the way. From struggling to survive alone in the city to owning a small home filled with fireworks. "The One-Armed Man Delivers Food" is a realistic urban inspirational story. There are no unforeseen opportunities, no noble people sent from heaven, only perseverance that never compromises, and warmth that goes both ways. Even if your destiny is full of scars, you can still walk out of your own bright life with perseverance.