My Island of Silence

Having left her job and previous life in Seoul, Jhiang moves to the East Sea and decides to settle alone on an uninhabited island. Here, in an old house among the pines, she must relearn the simplest things: sourcing water and food, arranging daily life, weathering storms, listening to silence, and living in the rhythm of the sea.

Thus, day by day, the island stops being a refuge from the past for Jhiang and becomes a place of inner healing. In caring for the house, morning walks, diving, cooking, and small daily rituals, her taste for life, self-confidence, and sense of support gradually return.