[Crazy criticism + paranoia + darkness + healing growth + marginal group survival illustration]
[Beijing English Department student, a "low-class girl" who came out of Tonglu, Zhejiang, vs. An eight-year medical clinical student, a patient with bipolar disorder (Type II)]
Six years ago, at a crossroads in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, Ruan Yan strangled the calico cat named "Yan Yan" to death, and also ended his hatred of "living".
And Ji Jiongzhu looked at the cat in the pool of blood, and for the first time he developed a paranoid obsession with "death". At that time, he was a boy with bipolar disorder who had been abandoned by his family. She was a "borderline girl" who lived in the shadow of her mother's career and was entangled in school violence. The fate of a cat tied together two broken boats that should have been parallel.
This is not the prince and princess in the fairy tale, but two people with wounds, who are each other's "wind" amidst the thorns of campus violence, the cold rain of their original family, and the haze of mental illness.
He helped her get out of the prison of inferiority, and she helped him find the meaning of life.
When the trafficking car leaves Beijing, when the knife in the casino is held on the neck, when the bipolar depression surges again, they always remember: some wind is to send each other home.
