At the age of twenty-seven, Ono's life was like a ball of cotton wool that could not be sorted out.
Holding her only savings and carrying her suitcase, she traveled from south to north, finally settling in the warm and humid Sioux City.
The life of a health nurse is like walking on thin ice, encountering complaints from customers and being questioned by stores; huddled in an unheated rental house on cold nights, gritting one's teeth and studying professional knowledge. She is like a weed in the cracks between rocks, surviving the wind and frost and slowly growing strong muscles and bones.
She had encountered two glimmers of light:
One is Zhou Ran, who is gentle and appropriate across the screen, and knows her schedule and illnesses by heart. For a long time, it has been her only sustenance during the long nights, but there is always an invisible fog between the two.
One is Jiang Heng, an old acquaintance reunited in Jinling. The sycamore wind blew over his shoulders, and the group photo of the sea of hydrangeas was blurred. He was burdened with unspeakable difficulties, and in the end he only left her waiting in vain without saying goodbye.
Later, Ono cut off the long hair that she had kept for many years, and the audience slowly gathered in the live broadcast room. She gently shared women's care knowledge to the camera, and finally understood:
The way back is not to go back to the past, but to move forward with all the memories and grow into a stronger version of yourself.
Purpose: Women get rid of original and emotional pain and achieve self-acceptance and growth