(Go where the wind blows | Healing | Group portraits | Emotional growth | Two-way healing | Country life)
Designer Chen Yu's world faded to gray after his father's death - a real visual trauma. He hid in Yunmiao Village in Yunnan, preparing to exile himself in the gray.
Everyone in the village thinks that Chen Yu is an excellent listener: he will quietly listen to Xie Zhiyao's dream of planning a village, will give a cup of hot tea to Damai who is troubled by bad reviews, will give accurate feedback when Hu Youyu doubts himself, and will never ask about the sadness in Xu Hongdou's eyes.
Everyone found solace in his "grey quiet."
But no one knows that behind this tenderness is a person who can't even see the color, who is using the last way to connect with the world - through their stories and the emotions they need to respond to.
Until Damai discovered that the colorful colors described in his novel actually appeared in Chen Yu's gray design sketch.
It wasn't until Xie Zhiyao finished chatting late at night that he realized that this alienated man understood the loneliness of building his hometown better than anyone else.
Until Xu Hongdou found a way to breathe without pretending in his silence.
"You can't see colors, but you know the undertones of life better than anyone else."
When Chen Yu gathered enough courage to leave, those who had been healed by him discovered that this quiet gray had long been an indispensable background in their world.
——Some people are not the protagonists of the palette, but they are the blank space that allows all colors to appear.
Reader comments
If not Xu Hongdou, what would Xu Hongdou do? A waste of expression.
Just average. The settings have been changed too much. It doesn't look like a Youfeng fan anymore. It feels like the protagonist is like a central air conditioner but doesn't interact with anyone.
If not Xu Hongdou, what would Xu Hongdou do? A waste of expression.
Just average. The settings have been changed too much. It doesn't look like a Youfeng fan anymore. It feels like the protagonist is like a central air conditioner but doesn't interact with anyone.