When the extremely rational astrophysicist Gu Heng met Nan Jia, an independent musician who wrote the universe into his songs, they fell in love under the same starry sky three thousand kilometers apart. A blank email, a 3.2-Second harmonica sample, and a dark star with a magnitude of 12.7 Became the coordinates when they lost contact and the beacon for their two-way journey. The solar storm cuts off the signal, and Typhoon "Ginkgo" approaches the countdown to blasting. Between the abandoned lighthouse and the uninhabited desert, they fold all the romance into a sentence of Morse code - "Have Star, Will Navigate."
Until the heat death of the universe, we are not allowed to lose contact.
Intent: Between the vast universe and the glimmer of light in the world, true romance is not about possession, but about becoming each other's coordinates - even if the signal is interrupted and a storm comes, we are still willing to cross the mountains and seas for a dark star, using science and music as the language, proving that "love" itself is the most constant navigation.