A man who needs someone to document meets a group of people who don't want to be seen.
Luo Weige's research focuses on marginalized communities. He tries to get closer to him, to the women beneath the neon lights, and to their lives.
But one day, Xu Gui asks him, "Why do you care so much about me? What do you want?"
Luo Weige smiles, his eyes crinkling. "I just want you."
Xu Gui looks at him without a word.
Some answers aren't spoken aloud.
This is a story about Luo Weige, a graduate student, and Xu Gui, who lives here, set in the red-light district.
This is a story about "seeing."
It is a glimpse into society on a micro scale, told from the perspectives of two people.
Gentle, highly intelligent, rational, cheerful, and persistent top × steady, reserved, and stubborn bottom
Readers, please approach this story with an open mind. It does not focus on theory, and some of its views and ideas may not align with yours. In the humanities and social sciences, people are at the center of everything, so it is perfectly normal for everyone to have different opinions and perspectives.
There are countless ways to live in this world.
Seeing them is not about pity,
nor understanding,
nor judgment.
Life is a mirror, reflecting others and ourselves. I hope this story helps you find your own direction in life.
Theme: Growth
The beginning is quite interesting, keep up the good work!
Come on, I think the beginning is quite interesting.