Chi Yuan, a senior director and director from Sichuan Province, rushed to the Pamir Plateau with heavy equipment just to complete a graduation shoot about snowy mountains and faith. In the extreme environment of hypoxia, she met Xier Aili, a taciturn young man from the Tajik ethnic group. He held her horse to protect her from the wind, and she understood the vastness of his eyes through the lens. The high-altitude pulmonary edema on the line between life and death makes two hearts closely rely on each other in a desperate situation, and their love quietly grows wildly on the top of the snow-capped mountains.
However, what lies between them is a reality more majestic than snow-capped mountains. Xier Aili's grandfather is the mountain guardian of this grassland. He respects this tough city girl, but he is well aware of the gap between customs and the cruelty of the plateau, and does not want his grandson to break the rules of his ancestors for a distant place that he is destined to leave. Chi Yuan did not want him to break his wings for her, and finally flew back to Sichuan alone with regret and reluctance.
Three years later, Chi Yuan won the grand prize for her Pamir documentary. During the award ceremony, she looked at the camera with red eyes; Xier Aili, who was far away on the plateau, watched the video and had a gentle smile on her lips. The grandfather looked at the stars in his grandson's eyes and finally encouraged him to pursue his own happiness. But Xier Aili looked at the rolling snow-capped mountains outside the window and refused softly: "Grandpa, the grassland needs me more."
He chose to turn this love into a silent watch, fulfilling her vast world and guarding his own roots. This is the ultimate secret love about snow-capped mountains, faith and perfection. To love to the extreme is not to possess, but to turn into a long wind. I wish you a bright future.
Intention: Love to the extreme is perfection. It comes from love and ends with responsibility.