A campus secret photography case brought Yun Chuzheng into the readers' sight.
She is rational, calm, and analytical, and is used to using logic to dismantle everything.
Returning home during the summer vacation, the camera shifts from campus to home.
Mother Yun Haiyan, a woman who has been in a marriage for twenty years, runs a fruit shop, has three children, and a husband who never takes her seriously.
Her past - the story of her grandmother Yun Yu'e - explains how she became who she is today: a girl who lost her father at a young age and grew up with low self-esteem. She regarded marriage as her only reliance, but she exhausted all of herself in this reliance.
Yun Chuzheng has been doing one thing: gently and tirelessly reminding her mother that you deserve a better life, and drowning is prohibited here.
Adapted from real events.
Intention: I have seen with my own eyes the suffering of the female elders around me. I cannot watch the fire from the other side. I will always be in it, so I picked up the pen. I want to weave a wonderful dream. In this dream, they are still themselves. They can encounter wind and waves, but just like the princess will eventually defeat the dragon, drowning is prohibited here.