Under the blazing Bangkok sun, Lin Ke felt that he had a good hand in destiny, but in the difficult journey of seeking a child, he had a daughter and himself covered with scars in exchange. Before she could take a breather, she was struck by serious illness, marital rifts, and workplace oppression. During the days when she was with her children, new emotional temptations and old family bonds made her waver and hesitate again and again.
By chance, she returned to the Chao Phraya River, and her friends were all in trouble. They gradually changed as they reflected and supported each other, which also made Lin Ke start to rethink what fertility, motherhood and freedom really mean.
This book is a journey about women's fertility and freedom, love and dilemma. Under the restrained brushstrokes, the cracks of life are revealed, as well as the weak but tenacious light. The water of the Chao Phraya River flows quietly, and their lives are in undercurrents and swirls, looking for their own shore.
Purpose: This book is a journey about women's fertility and freedom, love and dilemma. Under the restrained brushstrokes, the cracks of life are revealed, as well as the weak but tenacious light. The water of the Chao Phraya River flows quietly, and their lives are in undercurrents and swirls, looking for their own shore.