Chang'anke, a man who is accustomed to arming himself with "timely stop loss", received an invitation from a strange ID "Huachengzi" on a dating app. Although he was full of defensiveness, he still stepped into Room 1726 of the Regent Hotel and met the southern man with clean and elegant eyes. Under the dim light, the room with scattered clothes was filled with a damp atmosphere. The two people's exploration turned into a tacit understanding. In the silent embrace, the lonely whale like 52 Hertz finally heard the echo.
During the training break, Changanke took the initiative to contact Huachengzi. The light of day was cut off by the curtains, and they lay on the bed in Room 0926, exchanging the past - Hua Chengzi had been deceived by a married man, and Chang Anke confessed his twisted possessiveness when he was young. During the brief moment of candidness, the two exchanged WeChat messages, and Chang'an Ke (real name Weidong) sent an invitation: "Come to Xi'an and find me." Although he knew that the promise was illusory, the hug when parting was still warm.
Deep sea monologue
Wei Dong packed his luggage alone, like a beached whale after the tide receded. In 2.25 Billion cubic meters of seawater, can the resonance of 52 Hz really break loneliness? Is this brief intersection of night and day an exception, or is it a repeated cycle? The first chapter ends with silent questions.
Purpose: To explore the collision of individual loneliness, tentative intimacy and self-protection mechanisms in modern cities. Through the metaphor of the "52 Hertz Whale", the author uses the metaphor of "52 Hertz Whale" to analyze the brief encounter between two male characters under the cover of social software - they are both active hunters and escapers driven by loneliness. This "exceptional" relationship that took place in a standard hotel room exposed the contradictory emotional state of contemporary people.