The Life I Pass By

A young man with no one to support him stumbles forward in the native mud. He once walked through a long period of darkness alone, burdened with regret and loneliness, struggling with self-doubt and the malice of the outside world. A child without an umbrella can only run hard. In the end, he chooses to piece himself together in the wanderings and heal himself in the brokenness. In his own way, he completes a reconciliation with fate and a belated self-fulfillment.