Sarah means princess in Hebrew. But I only learned about it after I abandoned the name along with my surname many years ago.
In 2009, when I was 5 years old, it took me a long time to figure out why snacks had changed from handmade marshmallows to cheap supermarket products that smelled of motor oil. That year, my father fell in love with alcohol.
Between my father's scoldings with the letter "F" and my mother's tears, I often spent the whole day huddled in bed daydreaming: dreaming that one day my destiny would change and I would be free. I prayed that God would give me the strength to take control of my life.
At that time, as a little chess piece that was dragged from one square to another by fate, I could never have imagined that many years later, the two words "Li Jin" would be the most noble symbol on the catwalk.
Like the orchid of grass, like the jade of jade. The bandits call it "Xunzhuo", which makes it so fragrant.
A coming-of-age legend about Cinderella.