Heart Bridge: a Cancer Psychologist's Survival

She is "Mind Reader" Song Yage, a well-known psychological counselor who is good at using technology to decode emotions. Until a video of her collapse on the street circulated across the Internet, cracks appeared in her perfect life: the diagnosis of a terminal illness, the betrayal of her lover of ten years, and the collapse of her career in an instant. In the multicultural background of Singapore, she embarked on an inward journey of life. When she raised her gaze from her own wounds, she realized that in the torrent of globalization and diaspora, countless Chinese people were also experiencing cultural rupture, identity wandering, and spiritual isolation. This means that protecting the spiritual growth of the Chinese people is contributing to national rejuvenation. Therefore, Song Yage, who survived the abyss, decided to build a "Heart Bridge" - a platform for global Chinese psychological growth and mutual help. "Heart Bridge" is not only about psychological support, but also about how we can connect the spiritual islands of Chinese people around the world in the digital age, so that every wandering story can be heard, and every brokenness has the opportunity to be transformed into a blueprint for rebuilding the meaning of life.