Some inspiration based on the "Color Blindness Paradox":
If the blue in your eyes is the green in my eyes, but we all call it blue, then no one can discover it, and no one can prove it.
Su He is not color blind, but has always been trapped in the same fear:
What if the colors he sees are different from those in the whole world?
He could see colors clearly, but he couldn't believe his eyes. He lived cautiously and restrainedly, hiding all his heartbeats under the "standard answer."
Until Xie Xun appeared, gently but firmly crashing into his closed world.
But Xie Xun is not a naturally impeccable healer - his rationality and gentleness are the result of his self-healing.
Su He always said when mixing colors:
"I just went with the light and dark and the proportions, and I couldn't believe my eyes."
Xie Xun appeared, and his first sentence hit him:
"You're not unsure of the color, you're unsure of yourself."
Xie Xun never said right or wrong, only told him over and over again: count your feelings.
In the studio at dusk, when asked about pink, Su He put aside everyone's definition for the first time and answered softly:
"It was the unspeakable softness in my heart when I saw you for the first time."
The gentlest solution to the paradox of color blindness is that you say, what you see is right.
From the "color blindness" paradox, to the "color blindness paradox".
——As long as you believe in yourself, all paradoxes will cease to exist.
Concept: Each of us has experienced our own paradox of color blindness: it may be that we repeatedly delete and edit something when writing, for fear that others will find it boring; it may be that we like someone but dare not say it, for fear of being regarded as sentimental... But if we believe what we see and feel, we may look back and find that these are just "paradoxes" and do not exist at all.