Workplace experience in "Ode to Joy"

Chapter 7 The Girl Crying in the Stairwell
//@Sujian
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Like many sisters, I have also become a fan of "Ode to Joy". The five beauties are portrayed in a variety of ways. I have to sigh that women are the most beautiful scenery in the world. There are workplaces, love, and Friendship, family affection, and I am more keen to see the growth here.

Growth, a word that sounds positive but is actually full of pain.Among all living beings, some people don't need to grow up all their lives, some people don't grow up all their lives, and some people spend their entire lives growing up.And most of us had to grow, and I was the one who had to grow.

Many shots in the play are given to the stairwell.In the elevator horror, she is as strong as Andy drinking water in the stairwell; in avoiding Yingying's lovelorn complaints, she is as patient as Sister Fan finding a moment of peace in the stairwell; when Yingying is struggling with love, she hides in the stairwell and cries in pain When Sister Fan was persecuted by her family, she shed tears silently in the stairwell... I think the stairwell provides a place for our fragile hearts to vent.

No one is a superman. When we have no one to rely on and cannot tell, we choose the stairwell.I think going a step further, growth ultimately makes us stronger.Yingying kept crying on the phone in the stairwell, and the experienced sister Fan took it alone in the stairwell.I think we don't need to distinguish which character is more pleasing. In many cases, they are the epitome of each stage of us.

After crying, you will understand how empathy exists in the world; after experiencing pain, you will understand that you must always bear the consequences of your choices on your own.So whether to say it or not is really not that important, it is better to cry out your emotions in the stairwell.Believe in time, believe in yourself, those tears that flow will eventually become the sweet spring in your heart, watering the most beautiful flowers for you.

Those years, the girl who hid in the stairwell and cried, how are you now?

If you are fine now, please maintain a sense of crisis.Fate is jealous, how can the flowers bloom for a long time?Growth is never something that happens overnight, it is a protracted battle across mountains and rivers.Ease breeds inertia and annihilates dreams. Please don't stay in your comfort zone for too long. The world is big and it is difficult to grow.

If you are not good now, please keep your courage and enthusiasm.Fate may be cruel, but when you realize the truth of fate and still love life, that is a rare practice for you.The brave are fearless, and the storm may easily destroy the branches, but it cannot easily knock down the roots that are deeply rooted in the ground.All the time, please don't forget to absorb nutrients to make your roots deeper.You have to believe that one day, that strong self will come back, hug the you who was crying in the stairwell, and tell you, don't be afraid, you will be strong.

In those years, the girl who hid in the stairwell and cried, I hope you will always believe in the truth, goodness and beauty in this world, and keep your enthusiasm and love for life forever.

Attached is the heroine in "Sunshine Sisters Amoy" embracing herself who had a crush on her failure when she was a child.This is my favorite scene.When I grow up, I want to find myself when I was a child. When you were so weak, I want to hold you in my arms and tell you, don't be afraid. One day, you will understand that you are far stronger than you imagined.

Netizens discuss:

@jimmy sprouts
I don't dare to walk up the stairs anymore, it's so embarrassing to meet people crying.

@国容
Everyone needs their own private space.

@lychee potato
Wow, you paid attention to the stairwell!

@小韩
Many of our places are toilets, and people come and go in the stairwell, which is too conspicuous.

@叶雨伊儿
I like this sentence very much: "After crying, you will understand how empathy exists in the world; after experiencing pain, you will understand that you must always bear the consequences of your own choices with your own strength."

(End of this chapter)