Depression, social disorder, it's a very light word to say, but it's actually like a huge black hole that can suck all your energy and hope away, and suck it clean. This film resonates with me and touches my heart, not because of how inspirational it is, but because it truly shows how helpless and powerless people in the black hole are, and they may not be able to stand firm. I remembered that when I was in the postgraduate extension stage, it was really like this. I was afraid of communicating with people, and I was willing to hide in a corner. I don't even want to reminisce about those days after a few years. What a low point that was! The heroine even had to rely on antidepressants to survive. When it was time for the defense, the school didn't even care about your situation, which made me and another more introverted female classmate miss out again. Maybe some people would question that you deserved it if you didn't care about your graduation! Yes, people living in black holes may not deserve to live, because they really can't breathe! With the constant encouragement of my boyfriend (now husband), he helped me to send an email to question the dean of the graduate school, and his staff in charge of graduate students were negligent in their duties, thus winning a second chance for defense. During this process, my two good friends, Xiaoxian and Lei Ge, enthusiastically provided various materials! Slowly, I was able to talk to the school administrators. You can understand the expressions of the administrators. On the day of the defense, my husband accompanied me, poured tea and water for the defense instructors, prepared various refreshments, and served them. Thinking of this, I could not help but burst into tears, and made up my mind to pray for my husband until he was chosen by the Lord, because I could no longer bear to see his pain when he was bound. And I sincerely pray for my good friends Xiaoxian and Lei Ge.
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