Literary young man Bian Yunyue traveled to Tibet alone, but lost his way on the vast grassland as soon as he landed. Just when he was at a loss, a Tibetan boy holding a horse came through the light like a god.
The boy's name is Kelsang Dorje. He has healthy wheat-colored skin and delicate and deep facial features. When he smiled, his eyebrows and eyes were curved, like the sunshine covering the entire grassland; his voice was somewhere between the clear and clear voice of a boy and the deep voice of an adult, clean and melodious. Just a dozen seconds of looking at each other made Bian Yunyue, a face-controller, completely succumbed and followed the young man home without any chance of fighting back.
In the Tibetan courtyard where the language barrier was unknown, two hearts began to get closer quietly. Kelsang Dorje has the vigorous vitality endowed by the grassland. He is flamboyant when riding a horse, bright and lively when dancing, and treats the people he cares about with the tenderness and shyness unique to young people. And the sudden light in Bian Yunyue's eyes also made the pious young collector moved involuntarily.
This is a romantic encounter that started when you were lost and lost in appearance. When the free urban soul hits the hot Tibetan sun, a two-way rush across culture and language is quietly blooming in this land closest to the sky.
Concept: The work uses the vast and pure natural scenery of Tibet as the background to tell a romantic encounter that spans cultures and regions. Through the encounter and mutual acquaintance between urban literary and artistic youth and Tibetan teenagers, it explores the yearning for purity, freedom and sincere emotions in the hustle and bustle of the world. The story not only shows the mutual attraction and soul resonance of individuals from different cultural backgrounds, but also conveys a kind of awe for nature, faith and vitality. It means: in the lost journey of life, real salvation and destination often come from an unreserved rush and the mutual illumination of two sincere hearts.