There is no moon tonight.
In the cemetery of Verona, two teenagers met in front of the grave. One is holding poison, and the other is kneeling in front of the loess. One came for Juliet, and the other stayed for Zhu Yingtai.
They are two idiots from the East and the West - dying for love, waiting for love, turning into butterflies for love, and choosing dawn for love.
When Romeo met Liang Shanbo, when the poison bottle met Butterfly Dream, they saw the same thing in each other's tears: love cannot be achieved, and it turns out that it hurts the same across time and space.
It was a late-night conversation about whether it was worth it. Finally, one chose to wait, and the other turned into a butterfly and flew away. But in the wind in the cemetery, there was only gentle laughter, like the sound of flapping wings.
Purpose: Through the cross-time and space dialogue between two classic love tragedy male protagonists from the East and the West, explore the obsession and loneliness behind "dying for love", as well as the choice between "waiting" and "letting go". The real tragedy is not death, but lack of time. And the real redemption may be to see yourself understood in the eyes of another person who has also suffered the same pain.