大学毕业那年,我本打算去一所私立大学,正准备签协议时,接到昔日同窗王少刚的电话,他读的是武大中文系。他说他和广州一家杂志社的老总很熟,那边刚好缺人手,问我愿不愿同去南方闯一闯。一直都梦想当作家的我自然舍不得错过良机,没多加思考就满口答应了。到广州后我才知道,那家以打工者为主要读者对象的通俗刊物,名义上是某市文艺界联合会主办,其实完全由一个老板 The year I graduated from college, I was going to a private university. When I was about to sign the agreement, I received a phone call from my classmate Wang Shaogang who read the Department of Chinese at Wuhan University. He said he was familiar with a magazine manager in Guangzhou and there was a shortage of manpower. He asked if I would go to the south to break through. I have always dreamed of being a writer, and I am naturally reluctant to miss this opportunity without much thought. After I arrived in Guangzhou, I learned that the popular publication that targets migrant workers is nominally sponsored by the City Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and is in fact entirely owned by a boss