内容简介
本书作者王计兵是一个外卖员，奔跑的行程累计15万公里，相当于沿着万里长城跑15个来回。在城市穿梭的日子里，他看到更多跟他一样为生存奔波的人，外卖员、农民工、保洁员、保姆。他们匆匆忙忙，慌慌张张地奔波，却跑丢了自己的身份：既不能在城市中找到一个落脚之地，故乡和父母又在不断远去。如同一个来自底层中国的行吟诗人，王计兵记录下自己和他们的狼狈，以及作为劳动者的自尊。他写道：我也有自己独立的国度，我沸腾的血，就是我奔流不息的江河，我嶙峋的瘦骨，就是我耸立的山川。这些在赶时间的间隙，写在烟盒上、废报纸上的诗句，是来自劳动现场的民歌，生机勃勃，粗粝尖锐。有些被偶然传到网上，引发了意想不到的共鸣，单首诗歌阅读多达2000万人次。本书就是他诗歌的首次集结出版。
作者简介
王计兵，外卖员，诗人。在送外卖的间隙，他用诗歌记录下自己与其他劳动者的奔波。累计创作4000多首诗。本书挑选了这些作品中的精华．首度集结出版。其中《赶时间的人》一诗在网上广为传诵，阅读人次高达2000万，被读者誉为“真正劳动者的诗歌”。
Content introduction
The author of this book, Wang Jibing, is a delivery man who has run a total of 150,000 kilometers, which is equivalent to running 15 times along the Great Wall. In the days of shuttling through the city, he saw more people who were struggling to survive like him, food delivery workers, migrant workers, cleaners, and nannies. They rushed about in a hurry, but lost their identity: they could not find a place to settle in the city, and their hometown and parents were constantly moving away. Like a troubadour from the bottom of China, Wang Jibing records himself and their embarrassment, as well as their pride as laborers. He wrote: "I also have my own independent country, my boiling blood is my flowing rivers, my jagged bones are my towering mountains." These lines, written on cigarette boxes and scrap newspapers in the rush, are folk songs from the labor field, vigorous, harsh and sharp. Some were accidentally posted on the Internet, eliciting unexpected resonance, and a single poem was read as many as 20 million times. This book is the first collection of his poetry.
About the author
Wang Jibing, delivery man, poet. In between deliveries, he recorded his travels with other laborers in poetry. He has composed more than 4,000 poems. This book selects the best of these works. First published. Among them, the poem "People in a Hurry" has been widely read on the Internet, and has been read by 20 million people, and is praised by readers as "the poem of real workers".
