The novel "A Letter to My Nine-Year-Old Self" is an autobiographical coming-of-age novel for women. It tells a moving story of a girl who struggles with a broken family, emotional loss and self-loss from childhood to adulthood, and finally achieves spiritual independence and reconstruction of her life through awakening and self-rescue.
Purpose: "A Letter to My Nine-Year-Old Self" is an epic story of an individual rebuilding his spiritual home among the ruins. It tells us:
· The value of pain is to wake people up, and the responsibility after waking up is to act.
·True stability and security can only be established inwardly and cannot be obtained externally.
· Even in the darkest cycle, through rational planning, extreme self-discipline and deep love, we still have the ability to rewrite an ending full of light and freedom for ourselves and the next generation.
What it ultimately praises is not the suffering itself, but the indomitable and self-salvation power displayed by human beings in the face of suffering.