Hong Kong Sheng is Black's "Lilith" - a woman who attempted suicide. When what she has been pursuing and hoping for is destroyed by some unknown force, the black desire derived from the repeated disappointments does not represent love, and is not given the attribute of love. Instead, it is the "dark moon" besides the sun and the moon. It is hidden deeper and is the indelible stubbornness deep in the heart.
"That man, he was so 'similar' to me, but I could never understand him."
Concept: When we pursue ourselves intentionally or unintentionally, we often appear in front of us in the form of others. One is a grasshopper writhing in a reinforced concrete cage, the other is a leech surviving in a dark mire, an invisible net, and a oriole watching from behind. Is this a trick of fate? Or is it intentional?