Being Optimized at the Age of 35? Then Go Back to College!

At the age of thirty-five, Chen Yan was laid off from the company. I haven't bought a house, I haven't gotten married, and I still have some savings. After looking for a job for several months, he decided to do something he had been thinking about for many years - retake the college entrance examination and study Chinese. When he applied for a volunteer program, his family asked him what he could do by studying literature, but he couldn't answer, so he finally chose computers. After writing code for more than ten years, he still didn't understand this problem, but this time he signed up first. September, Jinling Normal University. The senior who helped carry the luggage looked at the empty back seat and asked hesitantly: "Uncle, where is... Our child?" "I am." After entering the dormitory, Chen Yan found out that his eighteen-year-old roommate had already published a novel. Another one heard that he had worked as a programmer and brought a computer overnight. And the author of the article he read several times when he applied for a volunteer was the senior who registered him today. On the first day of college, Chen Yan had a lot of things to write about. He thought he could start with his roommates. But now there is a more important thing in front of us - how to integrate into college life.