——What it feels like to wake up from a dream.
——The word "wake up" is harsh yet soft. It whizzes, spins, jumps comically, beats gongs and drums, flashes light, racking its brains to tell you that none of this is real. And it is often accompanied by a kind of gentleness without waves, the dim bedroom, the first ray of morning light sneaking in under the bamboo curtain, the smiling face, and the responsibility of judging the true and false is safely returned to you without praise or criticism.
Yu Min, a junior high school boy with albinism, has spent half his life wandering between reality and dreams, looking for a gap in the blend. The places I have been to, the wars I have experienced, the fleeting glimpses I have seen, and even the people I have liked, become untouchable phantoms every time I wake up.
I really can't decide between era, type and style.
Most of the content of the work is derived from real dreams with slight changes. I would like to write this article to commemorate the past.