That summer, she squeezed through the crowd holding an umbrella and tilted the umbrella towards me. I thought it was kindness. Later I learned that some umbrellas are held above your head, not to protect you from the rain, but to get you used to walking under someone else's umbrella. When you get used to it, you forget that you can also run into the rain.
"Turn Around" is a story about "seeing clearly". Lin Yinqiu spent the whole spring, summer, autumn and winter to see the truth of a relationship. She moved from the island to trust, then fell from trust to disappointment. Finally, she stood up from the disappointment, turned around, and found that the sky had cleared.
Concept: Not all malice is blatant. Some malice wears the cloak of concern, and little by little, it makes you accustomed to walking under other people's umbrellas, forgetting that you can also run into the rain. Turning around means saying goodbye to a toxic relationship and saying goodbye to the self who naively thought "as long as I am good to others, others will be good to me."