I study in an engineering school in Wuhan. I am a university teacher and come from a family background. Although the family background is not rich, there is still no need to work during the undergraduate period. The monthly living expenses are about 2500 yuan. Wuhan is a paradise for music. Encouraged by my girlfriend, I became a volunteer at the Strawberry Music Festival. Benben went and was assigned to a group that sold records and organized artists to sign albums for fans. The music festival lasts for 2 days. On the first day, I caught up with Ma Di who sang Nan Shannan. The scene is hot and a record is hard to find. Many fans strongly demand to buy and sell the sold-out album "Lonely Island", but there is really nothing to spare. Get familiar with the person in charge of your department. He gave me a job to help him sell tickets. Because he is an insider, of course, it is impossible to go out and sell tickets in person. I contacted him and sold him dozens of tickets at a high price, which made him earn a lot of money. He gave me a few hundred dollars symbolically, but I didn't ask for it. I put forward my own idea and asked to reserve 20 Donye. If I can't sell it, I must return it. He readily agreed. The next day, the fans arrived as scheduled, and a song by Miss Dong ignited the passion of the audience. I rushed to buy records and got Pang Song's autograph. In this way, I carried a small schoolbag and mixed into the crowd as a real scalper. The original album 100 made me buy150,200,300, and the last two albums were 350. The net profit is more than 2000. I've never felt that money came so easily that blood rushed to my forehead. But my heart can't be calm, and it is really unacceptable to make this windfall by the fanaticism of fans. After returning, I took out more than 2,000 yuan and gave it to each of the ten volunteers in the group 100, saying that it was not easy for all the students to subsidize their travel expenses. In the end, the remaining 1000 yuan was left by myself. It was an unforgettable experience and really made me think more.