今年過年，我不回家｜成年人的春節，錢比團圓更真實

This year, will you go home for a family reunion for Chinese New Year? Or stay in a foreign land to earn a few thousand RMB in overtime pay? This video documents the real choices and inner voices of factory workers, delivery drivers, migrant workers in Beijing, a 55-year-old man… In the midst of an economic downturn, "survival first, then love" has become a painful reality for adults. From fearing the sarcastic remarks of relatives, to the heartache of a married daughter being "homeless," to the anxiety of middle-aged unemployment, this is not just a microcosm of their situation, but also a true reflection of countless people living away from home. For adults, the Spring Festival is not just about family reunion, but also about reality, savings, and the daily grind. 00:00 A dismal economy, a 3000 RMB bonus buys away homesickness 01:12 The truth about working in Guangdong: Delivery drivers are overwhelmed with orders and can't get enough 02:40 Saving two or three thousand RMB in transportation costs, I transferred the money to my parents 04:07 My first time spending the Spring Festival alone: ​​Afraid of relatives asking all sorts of questions 06:07 No money, no face? The Reality of Wanderers Never Returning 10:20 Spring Festival "Exam": Pressure from Grades to Income 11:42 Delivery Woman's Heartfelt Words: Divorce and Debt, Her Family Only Cares for Her Younger Brother 13:42 Three Renting a Room for the New Year: The Most Relaxed Thing is Not Having to Serve Her In-Laws 15:59 Xiang Yu Never Crossed the Yangtze River: The Tragedy of Adults Without Money to Go Home 16:55 55-Year-Old Man Drifting in Shanghai: While He Can Still Move, He Wants to Earn More for Retirement #Current Situation in China #Social Observation #Working Classes #Real Stories #Life at the Bottom #Documentary #Chinese Society #Real Life #Life Documentary #Documentary Film