At the age of 30, ordinary girl Kaka suddenly realized that her life seemed to have been stuck in place.
After working hard in a big city for eight years, she still couldn't afford a house and had to share a house with others. She commuted on the subway for an hour every day, living in a crowded and exhausted life. Occasionally, I have to face disgusting harassment, but even my anger becomes numb.
Tired of this life with no end in sight, Kaka used the savings he had saved for eight years to go abroad to work, study, and start a new life.
However, she soon discovers that life never gets easier, no matter where she is. The unfamiliar language, the lonely days, and the pressure of reality are all forcing her to re-recognize herself little by little.
During this journey away from his homeland, Kaka slowly learned to face the past and reconcile with himself.
This is not a story about success, but a journey of ordinary people finding themselves.
Purpose: By describing the contrast between the pressure of ordinary people to survive in big cities and the reality of overseas life, it shows the struggle of contemporary young people between ideals and reality, and explores personal growth, self-identity and the meaning of life.