Moonlight and Farewell in the Gift Box

Hidden in the mooncake gift box for the Mid-Autumn Festival was a resignation letter that Lin Wei had been preparing for three months. This farewell hidden under the words "family reunion" was like a thunderclap on the dining table - the mother threw her chopsticks, the father drank too much, and the life that had been tightly bound by "stability" and "respectability" for the past three years suddenly cracked. After resigning, Lin Wei plunged into a crossroads that was contrary to her parents' expectations: she refused the "iron rice bowl" arranged by her blind date, picked up the paintbrush that was ridiculed as "unable to make money" in college, and reassembled her love that was worn away by reality in a studio with a monthly rent of 3,000 yuan. But life never breaks the old framework and automatically spells out a new look. Her mother's tears, her father's silence, the confusion of her former colleagues, the pursuit of the pressure of survival, and the equally "deviant" photographer who always appeared when she was embarrassed... The moonlight climbed onto the window sill again and again, illuminating her stumble between ideal and reality. It turns out that the so-called farewell is not just leaving a job or a circle, but also learning to regain one's own light in a torn life.