Male protagonist: aerospace engineer × Female protagonist: inheritor of Su embroidery
The ultimate collision of reason and sensibility, the romantic symphony of stars and threads.
He is Qing Qiuran, an aerospace engineer at the Northwest Satellite Measurement and Control Center. He is rational and pursues absolute accuracy. He only sees data and the stars.
She is Shen Yiyan, the inheritor of Suzhou embroidery in Suzhou Studio. She has delicate sensibility and is good at capturing time with needle and thread. What she embroiders in her hands is the universe and time.
A seminar brought two worlds together unexpectedly. He questioned that her art was not "scientific" enough, but she used an embroidery to break his obsession with "perfection". The interference stripes on the satellite images are surprisingly similar to the stitches on her embroidery pieces - it turns out that art has already provided answers to the unsolved problems of science.
From then on, he repaired the stars and she repaired time. He gave her aerospace materials, and she gave him starry sky embroidery paintings. He taught her to analyze the spectrum, and she taught him to feel colors. They watched stars in the Gobi, listened to the rain in the south of the Yangtze River, embroidered tracks in the clouds, and were reborn after the rain.
"What you protect is the future of the stars, and what I protect is craftsmanship and love." "You are the only person who can connect my work with 'Salvaging Time'."
When the "Moon" mission encounters an international art exhibition, and when communication isolation encounters a century-old heavy rain, can they find a "trocar solution" that belongs to each other between reason and sensibility?
The south wind knows what you want and makes your dreams come true. This is a love story about protection, understanding and growing together. It is also a two-way journey between science and art, tradition and modernity, starry sky and silk thread.
Intent: Reason and sensibility are not antagonistic, but in mutual understanding and integration, they jointly weave a reality that is more moving than perfection.