Introduction to Life

The unfinished basket is the blank space of fate, and the unsent letter is the tacit concern. Just like when he wrote "Death is something that you don't have to rush for," there is a determination for survival hidden in the regret. There is a hidden philosophical thought in the brushstrokes. For example, the fire in the stove is not only for warmth, but also a metaphor for "living towards death" - the fire will go out, but next year's sunflowers can be planted in the ashes, just as suffering will end, and love and memory will grow into eternal roots in time.