Hasty Dreams, Dreams, Dreams

This book uses Su Yimo's experiences to connect campus disputes and urban entanglements. Anonymous emails, candid filming and stalking are intertwined with adolescent trauma, and it outlines the dilemma of growing up under the background of native family and campus violence. From escaping to confronting, from being alone to being protected, the protagonist's resilience and warm bonds reflect each other, which not only exposes the malice of human nature, but also conveys the power to break away from the shadows and face the sun. The delicate brushwork makes the pain and hope of growing up vividly on the page.

The book is very beautiful and expresses emotions delicately.

The intention is very good, anti-bullying