"To the east" - the direction of the literary meaning. From the small northern county all the way east to Shanghai. This is her own path, her own choice, her own growth. It's not about salvation, it's about moving up.
· "Youshu" - "Shu" means timely rain. It's not the rain that saves life, it's the rain that just happens to come. She is like a weed, able to live on her own, but in the process of growing, she needs something "just right" - a rain, a gust of wind, and a person. Zhou Shu is the rain, but he is not here to save her. He is something she happens to meet and needs on her way of growing up, but it is not necessary.
· "Have" - this word is very light. It's not "waiting for Shu", not "meeting Shu", not "seeking Shu". Just "have". There he was, just right.
Intention: Go up and meet you just in time.