Trauma is not a memory, it is a resident of the body. It does not fade with the passage of time, but will only come again at a similar moment. We cannot dismiss the pain of others by saying "it's over" because pain never follows a calendar. When a person has the courage to tell a secret, what she needs is not a solution, but a complete belief. Trust is not a conclusion after verification of evidence, but the hand stretched out in the darkness. His action of squatting down and tying a scarf for her on the steps of the police station was closer to the essence of justice than any legal provisions. Society's secondary harm to victims is often packaged in "harmony", "overall situation" and "reputation". When everyone is telling you to "forget it", you lose not only justice, but also your last connection with the world. ——Isolation is not about being alone, but when you call for help in a crowd, they turn up the volume. Every word on the keyboard has weight. The stones people throw at strangers will eventually pile up into a mountain and weigh on the hearts of living people. Anonymity does not make words lighter, it just makes the perpetrators unable to see how big the things they throw are. What we can take away from this story is probably this attitude: Never be the person who piles snow on the snowman. You can't melt past winters, but you can stop making them grow longer. When someone tells you she's cold, instead of telling her "summer is coming," take her coat off. Trust does not require evidence, companionship does not require solutions, and silence - sometimes, silence at the right moment is the greatest resistance to noise.
Intention: The most scarce thing in this world is not the truth, but people who are willing to stop and look at the truth. And the person who is willing to stop may be you and me who read the story next.