On the day Song Zhiyi was born, the autumn wind was cool. She is a "problem card" - Chaosheng's second daughter, who was almost given away in the 1990s when boys were favored over girls. Grandma's words, "If you don't raise me, I will raise you," gave her all the warmth of childhood.
She grew up in the countryside, picking flowers in spring, getting wet in the rain in summer, stepping on fallen leaves in autumn, and having snowball fights in winter. Until she was taken back to her parents' home at the age of seven, the afternoon when she was dragged home with a thin yellow stick became the first scar in her heart.
In elementary school, she grew like a weed and had many friends, but she always lowered her head in front of the red score on the math test paper. Until she met two teachers, one made her pinch her palms in fear, and the other made her raise her hand to speak again. And that friend who grew up together gradually disappeared in the corridor of the class after six years.
During her three years in junior high school, she learned to be silent and locked all her thoughts in her diary. In high school, she met someone on a learning software - he was in Hefei and she was in Yueyang; he took a break from school to recuperate, and she was hospitalized in a car accident. The comfort across the screen was the only light in her adolescence.
Many years later, Song Zhiyi thought, maybe life is like a tree in autumn, some leaves must fall off before new branches can grow. And those people who passed by her life, her grandmother, teachers, friends, netizens, and the boy she looked up to from elementary school to high school - they were all the wind, blowing her in the direction she should go.
Purpose: In the shadow of patriarchal preference and the tide of the times, how does a girl grow from a defined "problem card" to a person who controls her own destiny through education, friendship and self-growth. Explore the healing of family trauma, the complexity and preciousness of female friendships, and the profound connections that can occur between strangers in the digital age.