Secondly, it is indeed the story of the graduates
in terms of finding a job: similar to my experience, from smug to discouraged, from high-spirited to giving up their own persistence. "Jessica"-type characters in movies and in reality are really popular. Raiden finally got her first dream job, and the plot shows that it is inevitable, because of Jessica's character, but in life, it will not be so easy. Besides, it wasn't because of her hard work that Layden finally got the job. Later, due to emotional reasons, I gave up this job and went to New York to find Adam, which is even more unrealistic in China. Who would give up so quickly after a lot of hard work and luck getting a dream job? In China, it is much harder to find a job than them, and the special system adds more meaning to the job.
So much has been said about graduates looking for jobs, so it seems that the Chinese name of the play "Graduate Survival Guide" is very inappropriate, and the English name: POST GRAD.
Not far from 3,000 miles to New York Columbia, Layden knocked on Adam's door. After expressing his love for him bluntly, Adam didn't come up to hug the kiss, nor did he invite him into the house for a detailed discussion. I think there will be a female figure flashing from behind Yadong. The decisive way is to wrap her wet body in a large bath towel, hug the male protagonist and say lazily: Who is she? However, it seems that the director did not want to give such a tragic ending to this drama, which is designed to inspire graduates to give such a tragic ending, so he made a turning point and ended successfully.
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