She was born in the soil and was stepped on by fate. The shadow of campus bullying, the humiliation of being "engraved", the pain of overthrow on the road to entrepreneurship... Suffering tried to crush her again and again.
She once committed suicide by taking poison and narrowly escaped death; she was also abandoned by her relatives and struggled alone in the abyss. But the weed-like resilience in her bones allowed her to straighten her spine again and again in the cracks of despair.
This is not a story about revenge, but a legend about forgiveness and rebirth. She chose to forgive all the hurt, turned the suffering into the nourishment of life, and finally transformed into Nirvana, becoming an inspirational speaker who uses her own experience to illuminate others.
"Weeds Grow to the Sun" tells the story of how a humble person wins dignity, how an injured person heals others, and how a person in desperate situations realizes the value of life. It proves to the world that even the most ordinary weeds have the power to bloom.
