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Edited and translated by Wang Xin, People's Daily Online.
A famer's market is already closed down in midnight, with no more crowds and uproar, only dusky light and quiet night left. This is happy hours for rats seeking food. And this is also the working time for six young men catching rats.
The six hunters were born in 1980s, and have family and career. But they are still "boys" who love hunting game. They put keyboard and mouse down, and pick catapult and torch up to seek rats in the farmers' market when night comes.
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