Financial elite Hu Huisheng fled the city due to overwork and depression, and lived in seclusion in a small town in Wuyu, southern Fujian. He numbed himself with carpentry until Zeng, a picture book writer with low vision, accidentally broke into his life. This young man, who traveled with 0.1 Vision, was able to reveal the despair hidden in Zeng Shan's wood carvings through touch.
Due to an accident while rescuing a drawing on a typhoon night, Hu Huisheng discovered the secret of Zeng Shan's vision - the "Last Light" series he was creating was to memorize the shape of the world with his fingertips. When Zeng Ye used Braille to record the wood carving fragments that Hu Huisheng destroyed, and when Hu Huisheng was blindfolded and led to feel the rhythm of the tide for the first time, two lonely hearts began to resonate.
As the "Tactile Art Museum" was being built, Hu Huisheng's former colleagues approached him with a million-dollar contract. At the same time, he received an ultimatum from the ophthalmologist: he might be permanently blind. On a rainy night, Hu Huisheng unfolded the Braille note left by Zeng Noon at the toll station, which was engraved with the sound of the waves they first saw.
Ten years later, in the art museum, Zeng Shan, who was completely blind, touched the tears left by the tourists. Hu Huisheng was carving a new work in the corner - the trajectory of the sawdust was exactly the tide line on the day they first met.
Concept: When the carpenter's silence meets the painter's blind eyes, they use touch and heartbeat to redefine light and happiness.