Death has always been a taboo word in Eastern families, and I think we should look at it from another perspective: falling leaves return to the root, just likethe cycle of human life, some of the fallen leaves are decomposed by the earth, and the other part is picked up by birds to build a place to breed new life, sodeatf is another way of reflecting life. I made a set of jewelry based on a bird's nest to show my different view or death.

In my memory, my mother always told me that I was the meat that fell off her body, so what fell off me was also hers. The Eastern family model is always shy about expressing love to family members directly, and always expresses "I love you" in the most subtle way, whether it is floating in the aroma of a well-prepared meal on the table, or hidden in a knitted sweater. For myself, it's the baby teeth I forgot about in the corner of that drawer.

This project is inspired by my personal experience of my grandparents' loneliness in their old age and their deaths. I researched the general social phenomenon of loneliness in old age and analysed the photos and relics of their lives as I remembered them, dividing their old age into five stages and symbolising their loneliness in their old age by using cocoon. using silver wire as the main materiat to weave a progressively thick and closed space, thus presenting the sad but unavoidable situation of loneliness in contemporary life. Using silver wire as the main material to weave a thick and closed space, the work presents the sad, suffocating and unavoidable loneliness of people in contemporary life.