Lin Jing and Chen Mo's marriage looks almost perfect to outsiders.
My husband's income is stable, his temper is not bad, and his salary card has been handed in. My daughter is seven years old, well-behaved and sensible, and her grades are above average. Everything is on the right track, like a misspelled official document.
Only Lin Jing knew that she had not been "heard" for a long time.
She is like a person whose voice has been turned to mute, making a silent cry for help day after day in this home.
And when her old music confidant Zhou Ye reappeared, and when Lin Jing's anonymous article "Aphasia" unexpectedly went viral on the Internet, she finally had to face the question that she had buried for many years: At what point did her voice start to disappear in this marriage? At what point did she decide to get it back?
A story about marital aphasia and self-awakening.
A woman who is slowly suffocating in the gap between "good husband" and "perfect family".
Concept: Silence in every relationship does not come out of thin air. It may begin in the name of love, continue in the name of habit, and become a daily routine in the name of "living life." But if a person loses his or her voice in a marriage, no matter how complete the relationship seems, it is already full of cracks on the inside.