Song Yunnan's glacier model only had contour lines, but Jiang Luobei asked: "Is there a way for penguins to go home in this?"
The Antarctic scientist, who is so rigorous that every sentence must be supported by data, was questioned for the first time. Three seconds later, he called up the layer: "Theoretically, the probability of migrating along this path is 65%."
As a result, a warm flow of data began to flow between the North and South Poles. He sent micrographs of ice crystals, he sent videos of arctic foxes rolling in the snow. The rational person learns to write "The photo is beautiful" at the end of the email, and the emotional person begins to learn to use logic that the other party can understand to calculate the time difference and possibility of getting together.
They fell in love in the slowest way, separated by 20,000 kilometers, the long polar night, and the weak delay of satellite signals. The ring was bought, the invitation was designed, and they made a promise at both ends of the video: "When we come back this time, we will never be separated again."
Antarctic blizzards and Arctic ice avalanches each took away their grooms.
At the funeral, the host placed two boxes of ashes side by side and played the wedding march they had prepared.
"Now, please exchange vows with the newlyweds."
The wind passed through the auditorium, replacing the unspoken "I do".
Concept: A polar love and ashes wedding