When the skyline of a city breaks free from the earth’s embrace and hovers in the profound universe, time and space soften at this moment. The hurrying people in the town, the endless flow of traffic and neon lights day and night, and the hundreds of millions of twinkling stars and the flowing bright Milky Way above are no longer isolated from each other — the lines of the buildings merge with the curvature of the star trails, the mortal glow illuminates the faint light of the nebulae, and the microcosmic pulse of the city resonates with the macrocosmic breath of the universe. This is a symbiosis of “seeing the big from the small” and, more importantly, a fusion of “forgetting both the self and the external world”. From then on, the city is no longer an isolated island, and the universe also bears humanity’s warmth.
