"Stars Slow Narrative" takes the life of photographer Lu Xingci and his lover Chen Nian as the axis, unfolding a long and tender scroll that spans a hundred years.
They first met in the Republic of China, and used an old camera to freeze the years: the first glimpse of the library, the snuggle under the cherry blossom tree, the whispers of the stars at the observatory, and they turned the daily necessities into poetry, turning the trivial daily life into a scene. Those unsent letters, yellowed diaries, and cameras passed down from generation to generation contain unsaid tenderness, and when future generations sort out their old belongings, they quietly uncover the wrinkles of time.
"Stardust Photography Studio" is a container for stories, witnessing the love and care of countless people. From the reshoots of the golden married man to the "home" through the lens of the blind girl, every frame of the image here continues to write the footnote of "love". In the end, the studio turned into a museum exhibition hall, and their stories became an eternal light, illuminating everyone who believes in long-lasting love. It turns out that the best love is to make a moment become eternity, and to pass on warmth from generation to generation.
