The theme of the work is the intertwining of childhood innocence and the darkness of the adult world, telling the story of a forgotten death in the light and shadow of midsummer.
The whole article examines the subtlety and indifference of human nature from a child's perspective, and explores how "neglected existence" quietly disappears in the gaps of time.
This article pays tribute to "Summer, Fireworks and My Corpse", aiming to tell the dark truth in clear children's words and contrast the coldness of death with the brightness of summer. In the season when cicadas are constantly chirping, the quietest thing is the cry for help that no one hears.
Intent: This is a story about "being seen" - some children, it's not that they don't want to be found, but that no one has ever looked for them seriously.