Lin Lu, a 26-year-old wild illustrator, hid in an old wooden house in the northern forest due to creative bottlenecks. He just wanted to draw a real elk.
Lu Yan, a 28-year-old documentary director, went deep into this forest to track the legendary albino elk "Xueyin".
They met in an ancient hollow tree. Lin Lu fled in panic, leaving behind his sketchbook. Lu Yan was touched by the paintings in the book, and the two went from not disturbing each other to relying on each other - he took care of her with a high fever, she found him who was stuck in a car, and together they witnessed the miracle of "Xueyin" under the moonlight.
An old photo among the grandmother's belongings reveals the love between two generations in the forest. Lu Yan invited her to be the "natural aesthetics consultant" for the documentary, and from then on the camera only focused on her painting.
When the documentary became an international sensation, he said: "The next work will only be about one person."
Lin Lu returned to the city and opened the door early one morning - there were wild flowers on his muddy hiking boots, and a note read: "The forest misses its elk. Come home with me."
It turns out that what she wanted to draw was never just the elk, but the people who accompanied her deep into the forest.
Intention: What we are looking for throughout our lives is never the elk deep in the forest, but the person who is willing to accompany you to get lost in the forest and lead you to find the moonlight.