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Wuhan, a city full of hope and dreams, yet for some girls, it also represents helplessness and struggle. Take this girl, for example. Her family is deep in debt, and her parents not only don't care about her but also ask her to send them money. Since she was 15, she's had to work to support herself, taking on many different jobs. Her most recent job was as a waitress, but the late hours were taking a toll, and she had to quit. Now, she's facing the dilemma of not being able to pay her rent. Many girls in Wuhan are in similar situations, and it seems the city has become a refuge for them. But I've always wondered, why do girls from families in such situations all like to run to Wuhan? Is it because the cost of living is relatively low, or are there more job opportunities? Or is it the city's vibe that gives them a sense of new hope? We can't know this girl's whole story, but one thing is certain: her experience is far from unique. The streets of Wuhan are filled with girls like her, who may not have received the care and support they deserve, but are still fighting to survive. What we see is their strength and resilience, but perhaps we should also see their vulnerability and helplessness. This girl's story might seem familiar. We might think of ourselves or our friends who have faced similar struggles. But this story also shows us that the girls of Wuhan, despite facing various challenges, have found their own place in this city.