Su Mu, 29, lives alone in a clean rental house outside the North Fifth Ring Road but without a sense of belonging.
She has a decent job and a stable income, but she always maintains a careful alienation in the city.
She was used to getting off work late at night, eating alone, staying silent in a crowd, and not asking for emotions from anyone.
Until one night, she was followed on her way to get off work.
Fear, loneliness, and the long-suppressed feeling of emptiness all surged up in an instant.
It was then that she began to record her life and record the seemingly ordinary moments that changed her.
This is a story about how urban women live with loneliness, how to find truth in relationships, and how to redefine themselves on the edge of the city.
There is no perfect love here, and there is no standard answer. There is only a girl rebuilding herself bit by bit outside the North Fifth Ring Road in Beijing.
Intention: To grow up in loneliness and face life and emotions independently