"Wind on the Bay" rejects idealized love fairy tales and focuses on writing the most real life of contemporary women: there is no perfect lover, no smooth sailing, and everyone moves forward in desire, loss, betrayal, loss and redemption. The final message of the work is that accepting imperfections, embracing truth, and being true to your heart is the best perfection in life. There is wind on the shore, blowing away love and hate, and also blowing to everyone who lives seriously.
Intention: Life is not perfect, acceptance is perfection. The so-called love is not only the heartbeat, but also a life of loyalty, loss, obsession, struggle and reality.