I came to Shanghai without obtaining my graduation certificate. Everything was very novel and unfamiliar when I first arrived, but I had an infinite sense of anticipation. At that time, I came to find my sister. She worked as a general worker in a Japanese electronics factory and worked for twelve hours. She would work night and day shifts irregularly, and sometimes she would take a day off. That's the happiest thing for me because she could take me outside for a walk. In over twenty years, I haven't even left my own city. It's bustling with traffic, and even a small town is as bustling as our city. So, I'm really here. I am both afraid and happy. At the same time, there are also many worries. That year should have been the year with the most graduates, and it was also due to the financial crisis. Many college students and even workers lost their jobs. People like us who didn't have a graduation certificate and wore the name of a college student were really difficult to find jobs. At that time, they didn't even know how to find jobs through the internet. They all went to small labor agencies and paid a labor fee to have the opportunity to interview. The money they paid for the interview became an introduction fee, but if you didn't get an interview, you can still get a refund. You can also let them continue to introduce jobs to you. I once had the experience of interviewing for several jobs in a day, and I went to different places every day for interviews, and the chances of success were rare. Less. Sometimes a very inconspicuous job has nearly a hundred people going for interviews, and during that time, I really doubt what I can do? You have no chance at a high job because you have no experience at all. You can't let go of the status of a college student in a low job. So every day is very agonizing, and the most agonizing thing is when my sister says how you're doing with your job search? At that time, I was very afraid to go out, and I was very hungry every day, but I didn't dare to tell my