This passage is very heartfelt, but it is very reasonable: as for the museums, playgrounds, and libraries in first-tier cities, you feel that you have entered the workplace, and you really have so much time to see and consume

This passage is very heartfelt, but it makes perfect sense:

As for the museums, playgrounds, and libraries in first-tier cities, do you feel that when you enter the workplace, do you really have so much time to see and consume? A very cruel fact is that after many people graduate, in addition to the endless classes, when they rest, they only have incomplete sleep.

Moreover, when you were in college, there was so much free time, you didn't even think about going to the library, going to the museum, how, as soon as you graduated, you suddenly opened up and wanted to cherish, which is not very in line with human nature, right?