Across Space

But we know each other once we have seen each other, and it is better to see each other than not. Ande and the king are determined to avoid having to worry about life and death. --Tsangyang Gyatso The same goes for her and him. She, an ordinary high school girl in a small town, gradually transformed into the person she wanted to be when she was young. No matter the changes in the world and the vicissitudes of life, she only wanted to find him, chase him, and accompany him in the intersection of space. He, a once famous public figure, had an enviable career, but he only looked back at her in both spaces. People who knew him knew that no matter who he was, he would only fall in love with her. … The Buddha said: "All living beings suffer, and people suffer eight kinds of suffering, namely birth, old age, illness, death, the meeting of resentments and hatreds, the separation of love, the inability to seek, and the inability to let go." This is a story of love, hate, sorrow and joy, and it is also a story of them finding each other because of the intertwined time and space. They have also missed, lost, and separated in this intertwined time and space. But in the end, the flowers bloom just right, and we will meet again later, and it will be each other in the end...