Her name is Cheng Wenxin, with an annual salary of one million, and she ranks first in sales among foreign companies.
She thought that as long as she kept giving, she could get the words "Don't be afraid, I'm here".
On the day she was diagnosed with breast cancer, her mother asked her at the mahjong table: "How much will it cost?"
Her father pushed her out the door and said it was "unlucky".
Her younger brother lives in the house she bought and thinks she is an eyesore.
Her boyfriend of seven years transferred the last life-saving money from her card, leaving only one sentence: "You deserve to get cancer!"
She cried until she was shaking in the corridor. A delivery boy handed her a bottle of water, "Sister Cheng, have you eaten?"
When her close relatives pushed her into the abyss, it was the random kindness of a group of strangers who ignited clusters of glimmers of light for her.
She climbed out of the quagmire of "living is not easy", put on her jersey again, and decisively said "no" to her relatives.
The glimmer of light is not waiting for others to give it to her. She herself is the light.
Purpose: Don't let those who don't love you decide whether you are worth living.
The glimmer of kindness is enough to illuminate the darkest moments.