"For many people, it is difficult to pursue physical freedom in big cities. Soul freedom is what art workers pursue throughout their lives."
They are all artists whose souls are trapped, so what exactly do they want?
"Slow down. If you go too fast, you will always miss something. I am more afraid of missing something than the time it takes."
Jiang Hai is used to recording stories with pen and paper, but in this fast-paced era, it seems to have become a burden. In the final analysis, being trapped in it means that she lacks a sense of security in her heart. Her incomplete mood is disgusted by herself. Her unique soul is destined to be a wandering wanderer. The formatted life is boring and boring. No one knows the madness and freedom she pursues. Her calmness and magnanimity are so charming.
"I want to keep something for a long time so I take pictures all the time, but no matter how hard I try, I will still lose a lot. In the end, I don't want to clean it up even if it is messed up. There is nothing to be sad about."
They are ordinary people busy with life, moving forward firmly with bright and secret hopes.
As a professional photographer, Lu Bingyu has enough wealth and a busy life. He is young and promising and leads a life that is envied by countless people. But the price of being young and promising is that the beauty that youth should have is filled with the chaos of the world. I have seen too many people do whatever it takes to gain fame and wealth. I have seen the cruelty of life under pressure. I have thought about the rest of my life too early, and my young heart is numb and cold.
Complementary and similar souls can always create different sparks when they are together. So what percentage of liking and love will account for the right match?
Ordinary life shapes whether we hate each other or see the truth in times of adversity. What kind of process and ending will it take to not come to this world in vain...
Purpose: "For many people, it is difficult to pursue freedom in big cities. Freedom of soul is what art workers pursue throughout their lives."