I Bloom Later Than the World Author: Hu Anyan Publisher: Shaanxi Normal University Press

Introduction · · · · · ·
I believe that there must be some content in my unique combination of personality, abilities and experiences that has never been recorded so vividly and clearly, and I hope this is the value of this work.

——Hu Anyan

★Hu Anyan's self-analysis after "I Deliver Express in Beijing"

With the help of this honest person to analyze our twisted selves, he is like a mirror helping each of us see ourselves clearly.

★I deeply resonate with everyone…….

Sensitive and introverted, moral cleanliness, social phobia, people-pleasing personality, excessive internal consumption...

A person who has changed 19 jobs in 20 years tells the inner storm of a person entering the society

★How many roads does a person have to go to refuse to become "what society expects" and "someone he hates"?

Beyond the measure of success and failure, the attitude towards life will be richer, more open and honest

★People who mature late or early have their own growth rhythm due to their life experiences.

“Life is not a path to a certain destination, but all the experiences, feelings, thoughts and understandings themselves.”

"As long as I spend my time seriously, I don't think it's wasted time."

Hu Anyan started from his first job after entering the society in 1999, reviewing and frankly describing his experiences, observations, thoughts and feelings during his twenty years of working life.

"I Deliver Courier in Beijing" focuses on telling the professional experience, but in this book "I Bloom Later Than the World", he tries to ask why, "Why am I who I am today" based on his own mental state, personality, concepts and other spiritual contents.

This is a process of writing and organizing, but also a process of self-analysis and diagnosis.

Hu Anyan calmly analyzed the psychological reasons for his "changing 19 jobs in 20 years". Every worker who is exhausted by work and tired of "dealing with people" will have a deep resonance with this.

Before being labeled as a "courier writer", he worked for others, started his own business, and went to Vietnam with his partners to look for business opportunities; he opened a physical store, did e-commerce, and set up a street stall. His literary experience includes creating in a comics club, singing in underground passages, persisting in writing in the Black and Blue Literature Forum, riding a bicycle for long-distance travel, and lying flat in Dali...

This book also witnesses the various forms of China's economic development from the millennium to today from another perspective. Readers can feel the circumstances and choices of an ordinary young person in the roar of the times.