The youth of the girl Li Yue seems to be wrapped in a transparent film. Strictly controlling parents, a negating head teacher, broken friendships, and secret love hidden in her heart made her feel like she was sinking into a bottomless abyss. She hid the secret on the back of the bear doll and spent sleepless nights alone in the evening breeze. From the rental house where I was kicked out of the dormitory, to the red tick in the examination room, from the light that was out of reach, to the hand that finally let go. She grew up slowly in depression and labor pain, and finally made peace with her past self.
"Little Bear and the Night Breeze" uses delicate writing to describe the dull pain and glimmer of a girl's growth, telling the story of an ordinary girl's youth growth from self-isolation to slowly walking out of the abyss.
Purpose: The work takes the growth trajectory of the girl Li Yue as the axis to explore how ordinary individuals can break free from the closed self-abyss under the control of their original family, the pain of youth and the broken interpersonal relationship, and finally complete the reconciliation with the past and self. Growth is not about completely clearing the hurt, nor reaching the perfect light, but slowly walking out of the emotional prison with tiny regrets and tender warmth, and learning to hold your own hand.