The day Luo Zhixi jumped from the sixth floor, Su Shiyuan reached out, but only managed to touch her fingertips.
Later, after a car accident, Su Shiyuan forgot everything about Luo Zhixi, yet she never forgot a blood-red camellia. Her younger sister, Su Shiyang, spent an entire year piecing her back together, bit by bit.
Once she found her feet again, Su Shiyuan returned to campus and joined the legal aid center. She helped migrant workers who had lost fingers claim their unpaid wages, and helped delivery riders who had been scapegoated by platforms establish their employment status.
Someone asked why she had chosen to study law.
She said, "Because when someone jumped from the sixth floor, I couldn't catch her. Later, I realized the law is another hand reaching out."
The law must never yield to lawlessness.
"Every time you help someone, the hole inside you gets a little smaller."
This is a story about saying goodbye, and a story about starting over.
Theme: Using the hand of the law to catch everyone who is falling.
