Entering this space, the first thing you sense is not the weight of the architecture, but a strange tranquility. Light spills down from the dome, like a gentle waterfall from a skylight, casting its glow on the marble floor and outlining minimalist yet solemn geometric patterns. In the center of this vast expanse, a black grand piano stands silently, like a solitary narrator, silent yet brimming with emotion. Such a spatial design is a resonance between architecture and emotion. It has no superfluous decoration, only arches, light and shadow, and pure proportionate construction. Standing here, you can't help but walk lightly, as if afraid of disturbing this sacred moment. The presence of the piano is like a blank note, reminding one of the unplayed melody, those unspoken words in our hearts.