Ah Shou has lived at her grandmother's house as long as she can remember. She didn't know what a grandmother was at that time. When she was a child, Ah Shou had a bit of inferiority complex and was a bit rebellious. She was a bit dark and thin, like a blackened bamboo pole, so her family and villagers all called her Ah Shou. Ah Shou's left hand was defective and could not be raised too high, and her movements were relatively slow. Ah Shou himself didn't know why. I only heard people say that she didn't move when she was delivered in the hospital. It was done carefully, and Ah Shao didn't care much about it when she was a child; Ah Shao was neither the youngest nor the oldest among the children in the village, but she had "hanged out" with people who were more than ten years older than her, and also played with people a few years younger than her. Among them, a girl named Ah Wei who was one or two years younger than Ah Shao played better with Ah Shao...
Concept: innocence, friendship, family affection, love, etc.