Happiness Is Not About Singing Love Songs

Content introduction She is a card shop proprietress born in the 1960s. She has never given birth but is a mother of two. She is traditional and conservative but always wants to break out of the siege. Abandoning but not leaving is a knife that kills without showing blood. She is exhausted physically and mentally; she longs for love, understanding and communication. Emotional confusion, ideals and existence, virtuality and reality. She is depressed, troubled, and wandering. . . . .