Records of the Grand Historian: The Generation Born in the 1980s
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In his 80s, he first turned to studies; before free compulsory education became available, and long before there was any opportunity to enter higher education institutions, he happened to be in a period of expanded enrollment. He overcame numerous obstacles, completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees one after another, studied hard for several years, and finally succeeded at the age of 26 – only to end up with debts of 100,000. In search of a means of livelihood, he left his hometown, traveled east to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, south to Huguang, west to Yunnan, and north to Kyoto. Working day and night, by the light of candles until dawn, he worked without rest for ten years, saving up 100,000. With the real estate market soaring and no place to live, he lacked the funds for a down payment on a house, so he turned to the stock market. The following year his assets dropped to just over ten thousand; depression set in, and after spending a week in the hospital, he gave away everything he had, but his illness was not cured. He was then expelled from the hospital due to unpaid bills. Searching for medical insurance doesn’t meet the requirements for serious illnesses; the claim is rejected, and one has to return with the illness. Out of compassion, a friend gave him Sanlu milk powder; he drank it and died.
Talent – that’s a great way to put it. If the historian of old were reborn, he would surely weep bitterly!
Talents – truly a reflection of those born in the 1980s
The last sentence is great; next time if you want to commit suicide, just do it – it works well!
I suggest you write in more detail; your writing style is good
The last sentence is the highlight; it’s very insightful
Well written. Written in seconds, written excellently.