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From the pounding of the heart when they first looked at each other to finally being able to hold hands, is it their impulse and madness that spans two and a half weeks around the world that supports them, or is it their belief and persistence in love? This is a story that is more real than a fairy tale and more romantic than reality. During the SARS epidemic, Fu Zhen, a 21-year-old senior girl, and Mo Mingji, a 25-year-old Hong Kong engineer, came to Tibet with their bags on their backs and met unexpectedly at a youth hostel in Lhasa. Their admiration for each other is as clean and transparent as the starry sky in Tibet, but what lies before them is a road full of unknowns. Should we hide the sudden burst of passion secretly, or should we say "I like you" loudly regardless of it? Good love is not only the firmness of "a broad life-and-death bond, as told by Zicheng", but also the tacit understanding of "half teacher, half friend, half confidant, half admiration, half respect, half devotion". It is also the courage to "be kind to me and walk hand in hand". Fairy tales usually end with "the prince and princess living happily together", but this true love story that began in Tibet shows a more vivid and rich ending than fairy tales...