A person's four-year confession is, to some extent, a memorandum of passage from youth to maturity. The college entrance examination, as the dividing line of destiny, diverts batches of familiar classmates away, and everyone writes a different life in different places. She originally thought that leaving the family and moving to a new place was a new beginning, but dealing with relationships was far more difficult than she imagined. The personal experience of laughter, sadness, quarrels, self-healing, friends, and teachers in real life made her move towards a new maturity and starting point little by little, giving her a new understanding of life and the future. In the book, there is no grand narrative, only touching detailed descriptions and emotional reflections. From the perspective of a bystander, I think about what others have experienced, I must endure it. Those people and things are their lives, and yours and mine's too!
Intention: A city, a university, a collective, a dormitory, a person, each one is deeply embedded in life. The people and things in the book are their lives, as well as yours and mine!