"One Side of the Word" takes the growth of the young girl Hua Ying as the main line, connecting her encounters and partings with multiple souls. Caught between the margins and the mainstream, Hua Ying faces the complexity of human nature and the weight of life again and again, searching for his own language in the darkness. This is an affectionate record about youth, growth and self-salvation. It is also the spiritual monologue of a generation between rules and freedom, loneliness and connection.
Purpose: In loneliness and trauma, people can still shine a light in the darkness with their true self and goodwill.