When the rules of the city fail above the snow line, only the moonlight remembers all the secrets.
Duan Yanzheng, an independent investigative reporter who is obsessed with the truth, suffered a gunshot wound and broke into the silent world of Lake Yamdrok in order to expose the huge shady behind Lhasa.
Yang Jin, a shepherd girl who lives alone by the holy lake, buries the past of the patrol and the gun scars under her collarbone with her large Tibetan robe, guarding the scars of her family's blood and land in silence.
An imminent pursuit binds the fate of two strangers.
The reporter's scrutinizing eyes met the shepherd girl's guard as calm as a lake.
The warmth of milking goats, the weight of picking up cow dung, the galloping of horses under the moonlight... The hard shell of the city is quietly melting in the most primitive life on the plateau.
Until the pursuers approached, Yang Jin stood in front of him, and an old gunshot wound exactly like Duan Yanzheng's was exposed under his hidden robe.
It turns out that they were hiding from the same giant net.
Looking for the same ghost.
From the holy lake to the sacred mountain, in the gap between pursuit and escape,
The fate of the two women is tightly intertwined under the moonlight.
She recorded evidence of crime with her camera, and carved her will with a carving knife.
On the edge of life and death, they saw the light beneath each other's scars.
What they protect is not only the evidence and life, but also the huge persistence and scarred dignity of "living" itself that they have had or are currently experiencing.
A Tibetan epic about protection, memory and never separation.
When the moonlight rises at Yamdrok Yumcuo, what is seen is not only the blue in the center of the lake, but also two souls living side by side from now on.
Intention: When the moonlight rises at Yamdrok Yumcuo, what is seen is not only the blue in the center of the lake, but also two souls living side by side from now on.