'Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit' is the 1985 semi-autobiographical novel by British writer Jeanette Winterson. Its title resonates with the idea that there is never only one answer—a belief shared by curator Nikyo and artist Zhou Yuyue, who embrace it as a guiding credo: life never follows just one path. In one of her speeches, Winterson observed that narrative patterns are human constructs, not immutable laws like those of physics; rather, they are open-ended proposals that we build even as we live them. Isn't this very exhibition itself an act of deconstructing and reconstructing the self?