A novel I read when I was a child mentioned the acacia tree growing at the intersection. Every time the protagonist had something on his mind and needed to make a choice, he would always watch people coming and going at the intersection under that tree, as if at that moment he no longer had to worry about his own problems. Albizia julibrissin, also called velvet flower, is regarded as an auspicious flower, symbolizing the elimination of grievances and reconciliation. In fact, the worries of minors are all painful transformations that must be experienced in growing up. However, when you grow up and stand at crossroads many times and have to make choices, the confusion, worry and rejection are not that simple. The hard work after choosing may not lead to a happy ending like acacia blossoms.
Life is a gorgeous, interesting, but uncertain adventure. It's just that some people are pushed to the starting line before they are fully prepared. Every choice they make at the crossroads will rewrite the future plot. But this is a game with no return button and no script. It's already good for people to have choices, because there are still many people who have no choice but to keep their heads down and go on. But maybe people who have no choice can walk into darkness without any distractions, and suddenly become enlightened while walking? People are not prophets, and no one can guarantee that there will be no regrets in every choice, but it is commendable to work hard and focus on one goal after another after making a choice. Isn't it precious and great to concentrate on doing one thing well?
Concept: The choice at the crossroads does not always end with Acacia.