Ruan Tang, a top student in the Department of Economics and Management at T University, plans her life by the minute, and her mobile phone alarm rings from morning to night - she must control everything in order to forget the fear of being abandoned by her father when she was twelve years old. The "famous lazy man" of the Sculpture Department is tired. He stays up all day and rises at night. He works at sunset and rests at sunrise. He has long been misunderstood as being unmotivated and unmotivated. He is used to using the night to escape from the crowd. The two extremes are randomly paired and must complete an installation art work with the theme of "time" within 30 days, otherwise they will both fail.
At first it was a battle of schedules: he would always oversleep during her scheduled morning discussions; in the early morning hours when he was most inspired, she would have to sleep in order to maintain a precise schedule. The conflict intensified to the point where we almost had to apply for a replacement. Until late one night when he was having an anxiety attack, he showed her the starlight at four o'clock in the morning when he was awake and said softly: "The world is also very beautiful at this time." She was the first to see the diagnosis sheet that said "Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome" when he was embarrassed in public.
Two gears, one chasing the sun and the other kissing the moonlight, occasionally mesh in an unsynchronized rhythm. The jet lag is still there, but the skylight shines through the cracks - they go from mutual dislike to mutual alignment, and at dawn, they become the most tender exception for each other in the rest of their lives.
Intention: True love is not about synchronization, but about being willing to leave a light for each other's time difference.