South of the South China Sea, the Wind Blows Thousands of Miles

He came from the other side of the sea, bringing with him drawings and silence. She grows in this tropical land, and language is her branch. In rainy Indonesia, Chinese engineer Xie Changfeng met a Chinese girl Su Ruila. His world is a calculation accurate to the millimeter, while her world is a graceful interplay between different cultures. On the exploration line of Tunnel No. 2, Misunderstandings are like gnats in the humid air, biting two strange souls from time to time. When the epidemic hit, he chose to stay. In the closed camp, masks could not hide the subtle sparks when eyes met. What she translates is not only the language, but also the narrow passage between two attitudes towards life. When the darkness of the tunnel collapse came and the shadow of family isolation was cast, they discovered that some emotions are like the roadbed under the rails, which need to be consolidated inch by inch and calibrated minute by minute. This is a love letter written on the back of the engineering log. Its signature is the gust of wind when the train passes through the tunnel, and it is the common longitude and latitude found by two souls on the equator. (This is a realistic novel with the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway construction as the background, focusing on the differences and integration of Chinese and foreign cultures, and showing the portraits of engineers in the new era.)