She Comes from the Edge

A jungle of office buildings coexists with fireworks in urban villages, and the bright and cramped rental houses are separated by only one street. Capital uses data, traffic, and mergers and acquisitions as its tentacles to penetrate into every crevice of ordinary people's lives. Brief description: This is a business society that is orderly on the surface but actually undercurrents. Leading companies such as Hongyuan Group use huge resources to attract countless young people with dreams. They squeeze into the cubicle, thinking they have the key to change their destiny, but they do not know that they are stepping into a huge network woven by interests, connections and games. In this network, ability is a ticket, but it is by no means a talisman. World tone On the surface: The office building is brightly lit, the aroma of coffee and takeaway is permeating the air, everyone is in suits and leather shoes, polite and decent, and PPT and PPT constitute daily language. Bottom: Behind every smile there may be a conspiracy, and every promotion is accompanied by a stampede. The workplace is like a battlefield, there is no smoke, but there is blood everywhere - those who are picked are crying without tears, those who are blamed are retreating, and those who are stabbed in the back are rising step by step. Contrast anchor point: What forms the ultimate contrast with the cold workplace is the fireworks in the streets and streets - a bowl of hot noodle soup late at night, the casual thoughts of roommates in the same flat, and the extra handful of green onions given by the aunt at the vegetable market. These small pieces of warmth are the reasons for countless migrant workers to survive tomorrow.