Recently, I often think of the book "Six Nongs Coffee Shop" and it has had a profound impact on my life. Every time I read it, I feel a sense of oppression and frustration, but it also often evokes emotional resonance with the reader's current feelings. Everyone has their own life. The key point of Six Nongs is how you choose to get through it.

Once, when I was a student counselor managing three colleges' students alone, I accompanied a student to a two-month summer training camp. During that time, I learned that the student's family member had passed away, and he was involved in the Zheng incident on the MRT later. He was only a sophomore then. When I received the school official's notice, I helped Zheng with his leave procedures. During that period, I accompanied him outside the school to wait for his parents to pick him up. On the way out, I simply showed concern and comforted him. He responded with a few simple words. Although he was quiet and reserved, his words and actions were normal. I never imagined that years later, I would see him on TV. It's hard to imagine what kind of difficulties he has faced over the years...

Additionally, a few days ago, I saw a student I met during the same period when I was a counselor at school. He left a post on Facebook that seemed like a farewell letter. At the time, I thought it might just be an emotional outburst. But a few days later, his family posted on his Facebook that the student had passed away. The obituary was immediately released... Coupled with recent misfortunes, my thoughts returned to the time when I was a student reading "Six Nongs Coffee Shop" at Anguan. I felt an endless melancholy. Life in Six Nongs always involves going through one challenge after another. Everyone might encounter the protagonist's difficulties, but they don't necessarily have to follow the protagonist's ending. I hope no one will face the "Six Nongs" in their life.