The moonlight in ward 301 always slants across the bedside table at midnight, like an invisible prescription note that the doctor has just written, with a slight coolness on the corners. Someone used this light to write a suicide note, and the moonlight-stained handwriting contained the relief of reconciliation with the world; someone used this light to clink two water glasses, and the shadows slowly cuddled up on the wall, like an embrace after a long separation. The moonlight that diffuses over the bedside table has long since become the most special non-drug prescription in Ward 301 - it cannot cure terminal illnesses, but it can give you a little gentle courage every night.
Purpose: The moonlight in Ward 301 witnesses the joys and sorrows of life, heals the soul with the power of gentleness, and conveys the emotional connection between people in difficult situations and the courage to face life.