There are two kinds of time: one is amber, which solidifies the moment into eternity; the other is starlight, which will eventually arrive after traveling through the long night.
Eight "star stones" ground from the bottom of beer bottles were put into the arms of eight children on the summer night of 2003, and what followed was a hasty separation within 48 hours. They were adopted by a pair of lovers who were also forced to separate twenty years ago.
Twenty years later, time solidified like amber began to flow - the hand holding the scalpel met the hand signing the contract, the hand holding the bomb disposal held the hand holding the paintbrush, the hand manipulating capital held the hand writing the story, and the hand listening to the heart attached to the hand repairing cultural relics.
They recognize each other not by memory, but by the "homing instinct" in their bodies that has been sharpened by time.
It turns out that for all reunions after long separation, someone has already buried clues deep in the years. And love is the only thing that can be amber and starlight at the same time.
