After a day's work, Lu Safin came home at night 10: 30. He lives on House Island in Dublin, and the winding residential area on the coastline is as pleasing as a watercolor frame. The wind is full of salty sea water, passing through tall and imposing buildings, and the lights of Christmas trees are flashing in every open window, which reminds Rusafin of the trees outside the window that he carefully counted during his childhood trip. On the right of Rusafin, you can see Darzi and Ghirini Bay, and the dark sea sets off the dim lights in Dublin at night. As long as Lu Safin can remember, he decided that the house was the end of his dream. As he wished, his initial memory, initial desire and initial determination all started from here. House is located in the north of Dublin15km. It is a fishing port in the north and a famous holiday resort. This is a village with a long history, where you can find steep cliff paths, old and dilapidated monasteries, castles and cuckoo gardens built in the15th century, and lighthouses dotted along the coastline. This is also a prosperous and fashionable village, full of bars, hotels and restaurants. The house is located on the border, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Dublin Bay, Vicro Mountain and Boyne Valley. It is this land that connects Rusafin with his family. Whenever a storm comes, Lu Safin looks at the roaring river in his office, imagining the raging waves rushing to the silver beach like fire, putting his home in danger in the storm. When the weather is fine, he enjoys the peace and protection here with his family.

Behind his garden is a large piece of land, barren and rugged, with purple heather and waist-deep weeds swaying in the wind, far from Dublin Bay. They can see the eye of Ireland from the front of the house. When the sun is shining, the scenery is so spectacular, like a large green curtain hanging from the clouds to the sea level. The prominent part of the pier is the pier, where Rusafin likes to walk alone. He has always been like this. When he was a child, his parents took him, Mathea and his brother Quentin for a walk on the dock of House every Sunday, rain or shine.