No need to force yourself — the right rhythm will set you at ease.
Mulberry leaves are the familiar food of silkworms, and an herb in traditional Chinese medicine culture.
A girl spent every day chasing time.
She saw others rise early to exercise, so she demanded the same of herself; she saw others learning new skills, and hurried to fill her own schedule with classes.
Until one day, she watched a silkworm slowly eating a mulberry leaf.
She suddenly found it a little funny.
"Even a silkworm has its own mealtimes — why do I live every day like I'm in a race called life?"
So she began rearranging her life.
Not to stop striving — but to make the striving fit her better.
Gently set down the leaves of discouragement, and let a new good mood grow.
This series is a creative work inspired by traditional herbal culture, plant imagery, everyday stories, and wordplay, offered as companionship for the heart and an invitation to self-reflection. It does not constitute Traditional Chinese Medicine diagnosis, medication advice, or guidance for the treatment of disease.
