A Young Man in Mountains and Seas, with a Crack in His Heart

Adolescence is a vast mountain and sea that lies between childhood and adulthood. Countless teenagers walk alone with unknown worries. They seem lively and enthusiastic, but there are cracks in their hearts, large and small: tired of school and internal friction, physical discomfort, emotional collapse, and isolation from interpersonal relationships. Most others regard them as willful and rebellious. Only in the clinic can we see the root of the scars. Psychiatrists who have been practicing for many years, based on real front-line clinical cases, break away from the stereotyped judgment of "children are disobedient", go through the superficial noise of adolescence, and lean down to see the neglected family, growth and environmental difficulties behind the cracks. This book has no obscure pathological terminology. It uses what is seen in the clinic as a carrier to dismantle the logic of the formation of adolescent psychological dilemmas. It not only provides an outlet for self-reconciliation for teenagers who are in deep pain, but also helps parents understand the distress signals of rebellion. It repairs the cracks in the soul among the mountains and seas, and helps the teenagers to smoothly go through the dangerous journey of growth.