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• Depressed students appear optimistic and positive on the surface, but in fact they feel hopeless about life. ​

• They are lonely and helpless, living on drugs every day. Their fragile hearts are like this paper boat. If they are not careful, they may sink to the bottom of the sea and be killed by bad emotions. ​

• Nafa is like a beacon, lighting up the mentally ill students in the school, giving them help and letting them find hope in life in the confused sea. ​

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• Those normal people are like sailing on the ocean. Depression seems to be far away from them, but in fact it lurks around people like monsters in the sea and ready to attack, they will swoop when people are vulnerable. 

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NARRACTIVE (AR)

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• (First-person expressions in patients with depression)​

• Depression always haunts me no matter what I do. I always feel trapped in the endless darkness, I want to runaway, but they are pulling me tightly and locking me up. ​

• Whenever depression strikes, the physical pain is a dull, heavy, pressure-like feeling, such as chest tightness, stomach pain. All these feelings made me seem to sink into the silent, cold, dark, terrible sea, put me under heave stress.​

• Compared to being alone, I am most afraid of being with a group of friends, no one can really understand me, they are like monsters in my eyes, but sometimes I have to face them.