When I was in school, I loved spending time on the playground. If I got tired from running, I would just lie down, surrounded by green grass, white clouds, and the blue sky. Those happy and relaxed memories felt so real, like watching a movie.

However, I hated the time spent in the classroom. I could only stare out the window, feeling tense and tired from homework, exams, and rankings. Those memories also felt so realistic, like watching a movie.

Montage in movies is a great invention, allowing the essence of our thoughts to be extracted and memories to be chosen.

Once during the evening study session, I fell asleep at my desk, dreaming that I had moved into my own memory movie. Using montage, I eliminated all regrets and found my childhood self. Together, we ran on the playground in the movie, and when we got tired, we lay down side by side, surrounded by green grass, white clouds, and the blue sky.

After “One day’s journey in Wuhan”, with a hoarse voice, awkward English, repetitive chords, rough mixing, and tangled emotions, AmovingmoviE returned to his old bedroom and tinkered with ‘music’ and ‘movies’ that he himself didn’t quite understand. As technology progressed and became advanced enough to relive childhood memories on the big screen, he simply moved into the movie.”