Chapter 93 who has the last laugh

I started earlier than others. In that year, I had just passed the college entrance examination. One day, I accidentally saw an advertisement in the newspaper for a TV station recruiting screenwriters, so I boldly wrote a letter to apply. I never thought that I would get an interview. Opportunity.In June of the same year, when other students were still on summer vacation, I was already working at Radio TV.In October, I officially started a three-year work-study life. It is said to be "part-time work-study", but in fact I am a full-time student and a full-time screenwriter. I also write part-time radio dramas, movie scripts and Taiwanese TV dramas.One year before graduating from university, I paid the down payment of the house with the money I earned from writing Taiwanese TV dramas.

However, if I could start from scratch, I would rather concentrate on studying and then concentrate on work.At that time, I was busy with work and making money, and I often skipped classes. During my three years of college life, I hardly left any good memories. I prefer going to work to going to school.At school, I didn't have many classmates I could talk to.In TV, I have many friends.I seldom appear in the school canteen. I think the food there is unpalatable. I make more money than my classmates. I usually hang out in the restaurant of the broadcasting channel.Back then, there was a very famous porridge and noodle shop there. On a cold winter night, I ate in the shop with a friend of the assistant director and members of the crew, and an actress was with us.Beautiful and generous, she was already popular at the time, but she had no airs at all. Seeing me as the youngest and shy, she kept serving me food, which left an unforgettable impression on me.However, a few years later, she died of illness when she was young.We only had that one meal, too.

I started earlier than others, but I dare not say that I won. Life is a long-distance race to see who has the last laugh.When I was in middle school, I had a good classmate. She was forced to drop out of school because of her father's death. She had to go out to work before she finished her sixth form.I was talking to her on the phone one night, while I was reading and working at the TV station.I remember, she burst into tears as she was talking, panting and said to me: "Why are you so lucky? You are so lucky!" Although I didn't say anything at the time, looking at her because I I am sad and embarrassed because of my fate.

However, a few years later, she finally saved enough money to be admitted to the Teachers College, where she studied fine arts, which she had always liked.Today, she is a middle school teacher and has her own family. She started later than me and walked a rougher road than me, but she still fulfilled her dream.Compared with the actress who served me carefully, and those who died young, how lucky we are, because we still have choices, and we also have the opportunity to come from behind.