Travel through time to meet my idol

Judy, born in the 90s, is a local of Chongqing, the youngest municipality in Mainland China. At the age of 5, she watched manga, the age of 7, she started listening to American songs like Backstreet Boys, then at the age of 9, she even started listening to K-pop. She’s kinda of pioneer of this generation who actively goes with the international trend. As for her career, she works as an office lady in a foreign company just because she watched so many TV series made in Hong Kong when she was a little child and always dreamed of being like those female characters in the series. As the only child in her family, Judy has a quick-witted and assertive personality. Her childhood dream was to become a lawyer, which is also inspired by those Hong Kong series. One day after work, she drove home as usual but was stuck on the overpass within 10 minutes after leaving the parking lot under the office building. 20 minutes had passed, and the car in front remained motionless. Ariana Grande's songs on the Bluetooth speaker gradually became dull. Reluctantly, she had to switch the radio to a news channel to see if there had been any accidents. Sports channel, food channel... suddenly, she seemed to tune into a music channel, where a Cantonese song was playing. She didn’t know the name of the song, let alone who the singer was. She only knew that this melody was very familiar and had been around for some time. Unconsciously, she fell into a trance and completely forgot that she turned on the radio to listen to the traffic news. The song ended, and the traffic ahead finally started to move again. After returning home, the melody full of storytelling echoed in her mind, so she opened her iPad and began searching for information about the song. The first relevant term of this song on search engines in mainland China is that many stars worship the original singer as an idol, who died 30 years ago. People use various beautiful words to describe this late superstar. But Judy was puzzled as she looked at the photo full of a sense of age and extremely low pixel count. “Are you kidding me? Even the nephew of this original singer is ten years older than me, and he is more like a singer that my parents' generation would pursue.” she thought. Coincidentally, shortly after Judy found information about this 80s megastar, a TV series set in Hong Kong in the 1980s also aired in mainland China and gained high attention. The classic song that Judy accidentally heard on the radio became popular again across the country since it was chosen as the theme song for this TV series. Discussions about this late superstar on the internet have also become a hot topic: It is said that he died of a strange illness… It is said that he committed suicide because his career was hindered… No, I heard he killed himself because the girl he loved married another guy… It is said that he had a relationship with a lady from a prestigious family After looking through many pictures under these topics, Judy realized that this superstar actually looked pretty good. However, there’s a question mark in her head: "How could someone who born that rich, looking so good, owning a bright future, died so young?” It seems that there is no clear conclusion about the cause of his death on the internet. Curious, Judy had to browse through the video materials of this superstar's past interviews, concerts, etc., from which she tried to find some clues. Before she could finish watching all the existing videos, she was deeply attracted to this incredible person. He is like a treasure, young and energetic, intelligent and talented, kind and dedicated. Most importantly, as more and more clear pictures were restored, Judy discovered that this superstar himself is like a hundred times more handsome than in the photos posted on the internet, and his charm and status were far beyond what people from mainland had seen. Unconsciously, Romeo's songs have been circulating on her playlist for almost half a year. Judy even listened to them while waiting for boarding at the airport during this year’s annual leave. “The first night, shopping in Tsimshatsui, the second night, going to the Hong Kong jockey club and the third night...” She hummed along with the music in the headset while checking the schedule on her phone. The last time she visited Hong Kong was before the outbreak of COVID-19. After four years, this city, the Pearl of the Orient is still dynamic and attractive. Since the Jockey Club has a dress code, on the first day of arriving there, Judy shuttled among big brands to buy perfume, cosmetics and a new fancy black dress.