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This work marks an important turning point in the "Little Girl and Room" series. The figure in the work appears for the first time on an open balcony --- a transitional space, still maintaining the defensive posture of crouching in the past, with the open blue sky and grass extending in front of her. In the middle of the outdoor scene, there are still several doors leading to the interior. The heavy curtains on both sides of the picture hang down stiffly, neither completely closed nor completely open, accurately materializing her psychological state at the moment - between retreat and yearning, fixed by invisible contradictions. This transitional space becomes a concrete witness to the inner transformation.