A Psychological Novel About Running Away from the Reins of High-Pressure Ceos

"The Sound of the Mountain Crosses the Dust" When we reach middle age, we seem to have a stable job, a complete family, and move forward according to the established rhythm of life, but we often suddenly feel tired and inexplicably internalized late at night. We thought that what trapped us was the mortgage, the workplace game, and the marriage. Later we slowly realized that the roots of all the twisting, forbearance, flattery, rebellion, and cowardice in adults are hidden in the old days of childhood. Some people are trapped in a repressed marriage, holding back all year long, full of grievances and nowhere to release them; Some people live with a please-please personality, habitually accommodating everyone except themselves; Some people use rebellion to fight against control, and use ruin to retaliate against the life that has been arranged since childhood; Some people are overwhelmed by the pressure of life, have a timid personality, give in when encountering difficulties, and dare not fight for their lives. An office building is a miniature human world. Factional pulls and performance games in the workplace are just appearances, while marital quarrels and rifts in intimate relationships are just the consequences. What really reincarnates in our lives are the thoughts, personalities and traumas that have been engraved in our bones since childhood. Some people spend their entire lives repeating their parents' lives; Some people have spent half their lives healing their childhood; Some people run around all their lives, but they never get rid of the traces in their hearts. I wish everyone who reads this book: Understand your own internal friction and accept your past; Stop pulling yourself in and jump out of the cycle of fate; After going through ups and downs of mountains and rivers, I can still overcome myself and my heart. The sound of the mountains is slow, passing through the mortal world. Making peace with yourself is the best practice in life.