about everything i want to say

"The most important things are often the hardest things to say. Saying those things makes you ashamed because words devalue them - when you write your memories, the words compress the memories that are so big in your head the size of reality. But these important past events are definitely more than that, right? The most important things are often too close to the place where you buried your mysterious inner heart, and they demarcate the treasures that your enemies want to steal. You are very You may end up telling some secrets that will cost you dearly, only to find you ridiculous and have no idea what you're trying to say, or why you think it's important enough when you're talking about it I almost cried. I think it's the worst when a secret continues to be locked inside, not because it lacks a spokesperson, but because it lacks a willing ear." - Stephen King

For me, this passage is the most appropriate words to describe my inner feelings from childhood to adulthood. It deeply hits my heart. It is really difficult to communicate the turbulent inner feelings with words. In the eyes of others, me is really just a rough appearance of my heart. Often the most important things, the things that make us more unable to extricate ourselves, are the most difficult to express. When we began to try to write our inner feelings on paper, such feelings originally existed in the invisible, but now they are vividly on the paper. Creation is because there is a very original, important and real idea in our heart. However, once this idea passes through layers of levels and falls into our hands, it has been completely distorted, and it is not what we think in our hearts at all. When this happens, it's very frustrating to feel clearly the limitations of being a person.

We are afraid of being misunderstood, and it is difficult for us to express a strong emotion in our hearts in a way that does not narrow it down, or make it seem ridiculous to the person who speaks it, so keep these secrets on the shelf so that you don't risk speaking up or being misunderstood. (At the same time I'm also scared inside right now).

But in Khaled. As Hosseini explains in "Everything I Want to Say", that's what art is about—to allow readers and writers to overcome their limitations and experience a certain truth, a certain emotion together. There is someone who can clearly and beautifully express a certain feeling that exists in you, a certain emotion that is protected by layers of protection. Great art can go through those protections and go to your heart - art will show you the heart and put it in front of you. When art does that, it's an inspiring and humbling experience, and you feel understood and heard. Because of art, we discover that we are not so alone. Through art, we discover that others have the same feelings as us.

Now, when I am writing, I am always thinking about how to express my inner feelings in a real way. I like to try to speak my inner words and create works that I feel real. Someone told me before that he would read my articles from time to time, telling me how my work truly comforts another person, how it encourages another person to move on, and when I receive this message, I just want to say, "It's really good. already."