Lin Yuxiao's youth was nailed down by the four words "you are good at liberal arts". Her family said that she was delicate and should study liberal arts; her teachers praised her for her thoroughness and that liberal arts was her destination; even people around her agreed that she should just go smoothly on the established track.
But no one knew about her yearning for science. She was curious about the logic behind those formulas, and she was even more eager to break free from the shackles of being "defined." When "should" and "want" collided, she finally plucked up the courage to say: "I want to try science." Faced with the opposition of her family, the gap in grades, and the doubts of others, she stumbled on the thorny road of science, but slowly understood the meaning of freedom: it is not that you have to choose the right path, but you have the right to choose the path you want to take; it is not that you have to live a perfect life, but you have to live a life that you like.
Focusing on the growth line of the heroine, campus literature
Purpose: Freedom is the antidote to the soul