The perspective of the protagonist in every short story is that of a woman. Because I am a woman, I don't understand what men really think, or I can feel it but cannot understand it in words.
Each story has different male and female protagonists and supporting characters, and each is an independent story. Tragedy is an eternal aesthetic, and bumps and bumps are inevitable in life. But perhaps it is these bumpy journeys that make our lives more meaningful.
The first short story is my real experience. I always like to tell stories plainly, and I hope everyone can accept it. "When I was twenty years old, I was always suspicious and full of thorns. When I heard and saw something, I chose to distrust and escape. At that time, I never asked Bing, let alone told him my thoughts and emotions. All the indifference and alienation were a childish and meaningless wall built by the naive me at that time."
Intention: Maybe we don't need to stick to the optimal solution we identified when we were young.