Lin Zhiyuan is the most sober astrophysicist at the Arctic Yellow River Station. He knows very well that in this country that cannot recognize same-sex marriage, loving Jiang Chi means watching the other person break up with his family and have his future ruined.
So, before Lin Zhiyuan was about to go on a near-death mission on the ice cap, he used the most hurtful way to force away Jiang Chi, who came to propose marriage.
He severed all ties and died alone in an unknown ice crevasse.
Jiang Chi always thought this was just a long cold war until three years later, when he heard those "one-way frequencies" that spanned life and death in the relic box at the scientific research station.
"Jiang Chi, I heard that you are getting engaged? That's good."
"If we can be born in a place in the next life where we don't need to be so brave to fall in love, remember to come to me early."
He won the world, but lost the only love in his life.
Purpose: In a specific social context, explore how individuals face the unpredictable fate and identity gap when love cannot be fully recognized by the secular world and the law. The story explores the meaning of "status" and "belonging" through the dislocation and regret of two people in love, showing that even in the face of the weakest barriers of reality, true love is still the ultimate power for individuals to fight against loneliness and complete self-salvation.