I hope to build more perspectives from a female point of view
Gulangyu Island has its stories. Breathing in the air of this place, you can almost hear whispers of the past – the voices of craftsmen as they built mansions, the rustle of oak trees and cotton trees swaying in the wind as described by the poet Shu Ting. You can almost see the beads of sweat on Dr. Lin Qiaozhi’s forehead late at night, and feel the quiet presence of banyan trees spreading their roots and branches, claiming the green space, growing freely in every direction.
The voice of Gulangyu - women’s island
When I grow up, I return to my dream hometown, nestled among mountains and known as '黎川' or 'The River of Dawn.' It is a serene place where people lead peaceful and joyful lives in this small town. Each visit becomes an opportunity to capture its evolving beauty, preserving the changes that unfold and cherishing the memories of my childhood.
Dawn River
To “go” signifies the movement of people or things from one place to another. When walking in the city, you witness a multitude of individuals, each with their own unique destinations. Whether it's heading to school, the mall, hospital, bus stop and beyond, the possibilities are diverse…The questions arise: Where are they go? Who accompanies them on their journey? And how do they go？