Tea Made by an Online Ride-Hailing Driver

He put down the camera but picked up the steering wheel; in the three square meters of space in the back seat, he witnessed human reality that was more absurd than any blockbuster. The storm of the general environment blew away the commercial studio that Chen Mo had worked hard to build for ten years. In order to survive, he sold all his expensive lenses and lights, and poured all the sensitivity he once used to capture light and shadow into the steering wheel of an online car-hailing car. He thought it was just a transition, until he discovered that the back seat of this car was even more exciting than the previous studio. Here, there is no setting and no lighting, but the most naked human drama is staged. "Don't rush to scold them, first look at how this cup of tea is brewed.