I perceive "Story of Spring" as a highly imaginative and vibrant visual narrative, like a language of dreams, constructing a surreal world about the birth of life, the circulation of energy, and the awakening of consciousness. From the initial bubble-like world, to a hybrid space of cells, tentacles, and plants, and eventually to cosmic biological systems, the work seems to portray an evolutionary journey: from cell to universe, from silence to blooming. The visuals are abstract yet deeply emotional: saturated in color, rich in structure, and rhythmic in pace. It immerses the viewer in a fairytale-meets-sci-fi dimension, where reality dissolves into fluid perception. Rather than telling a linear story, the piece explores "dream and growth as a flowing essence: shifting, expanding, and breathing. It is a world about regeneration, perception, and infinite possibility. And in the final scene, three figures appear: silent and united. A subtle moment that transforms all cosmic wonder into something deeply human. For me, it is not just the end of the story, but a beginning of a new one: when I welcomed a child into the world. A new breath. A new spring.