The weekend morning light shines gently through the glass windows of the art gallery studio and onto the painting table covered with plain rice paper. Xiao Meng clutched the brush she had just received, her fingertips slightly tightened, and there was a bit of embarrassment and anticipation in her eyes. As a newcomer in the advertising agency for half a year, she was attracted by the "Freehand Flowers and Birds and Workplace Wisdom" experience class shared by her colleagues accidentally. In the past six months, she was like a bumpy deer, stuck in workplace difficulties: her carefully polished plan was criticized by the director as "without focus", she was always marginalized due to lack of propriety in cross-department collaboration, and even her daily reports were incoherent due to nervousness. She heard that this class could teach people about workplace principles through painting, so she signed up with the mentality of "taking care of a dead horse as a live doctor".
