Like A Rolling Stone

At fifty, Li Hong decides she’s done waiting. Her life has been a string of postponed dreams—college at eighteen, love at twenty-five, travel at forty-five—always set aside for things others deemed more important. Now she trades her old routines for the open road, taking a driving trip that finally puts her in the driver’s seat. It’s not just a journey across miles, but a reclamation of herself, proof that it’s never too late to chase the life you once imagined.