What is inquiry? For rural girls in the 1970s, how could it be the calmness of sitting upright in the lecture hall? Under the kerosene lamp, looking at his brother's old textbooks, asking where the road ahead is? When I was studying in a technical secondary school, I was squeezing in my spare time and asked how to break free from the shackles of my family background. Is it when I was working in the township, busy completing complicated documents, and exploring how to pursue further perseverance? Is it that while working hard in the provincial capital, after going through ups and downs, I ask how to live a sober life? It has nothing to do with talent or shortcuts. It is a weapon to fight against prejudice and redeem yourself. It turns out that asking the world and all sentient beings ultimately means asking yourself: How do you break out of your cocoon, how do you establish yourself, and how do you live a life that is not defined?
Purpose: Women in the 1970s awaken, inspire, and grow