Turn Around: One Girl's Practice and Peace

This is not a book that teaches you how to win. The protagonist in the book did not counterattack and become a winner in life. She just completed tiny turns one after another - from confusion to clarity, from pain to a trace of peace. And all this depends not on enlightenment, but on practice. She never really existed. She is a virtual character constructed by the author with the help of personality mask technology in psychology and strictly based on the laws of psychological development. But her pain is more real than many real lives - the mist of childhood that favors boys over girls, the disillusionment in the wilderness of the workplace, and the old wounds that are repeatedly triggered in marriage are all undercurrents in the hearts of countless people. Under the sharp guidance of her instructor and the quiet company of her fellow practitioners, she stumbled through three rounds of practice. From "not giving up" to occasional clarity, to practice finally becoming a living method itself, she was not cured, she was practiced. In this age that advocates quick success, this book is dedicated to all those who have repeatedly stuck in relationships but still haven't stopped. It does not promise shortcuts, but only wants to accompany you to see: Peace is actually an ability that can be cultivated day after day.