In Those Years, Time Has Not Forgotten Me

In 1993, an ordinary boy was born into an ordinary family. He does not have a prominent background or a legendary life, but he has experienced the tremendous changes in China for more than 30 years in the tide of the times. From childhood without mobile phones and the Internet to the first contact with computers; from the first time I felt connected to the world during SARS in 2003, to the national pride brought by the 2008 Olympic Games; from the confusion and choices in youth, to the responsibilities and responsibilities in adulthood; to the re-understanding of life, family and future in the era of the epidemic. This is a person's growth and a microcosm of an era. Through decades of changes in an ordinary family, the book records the youth of parents, the separation of friends, the development of society, and people's choices and growth in the changing times. Our generation has witnessed two worlds. Once, we looked for happiness in the days before the Internet; later, we looked for ourselves in the era of rapid technological development. Looking back many years later, I realize that what truly shapes us are not only the major events written into history, but also the ordinary moments hidden in life. The aging figures of parents, the path of childhood that cannot be returned, the regrets left in youth, and the self who once believed that the future would be better. Later, we all grew up. But those people and years that accompany us in our growth will always remain deep in our lives.