'What does HOME mean to you', episode IV.

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Urban city Manchester, port city Liverpool. These two major cities of England look completely different, but the same as well. 

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One of the main features largest cities have should be ‘harmonies’ from an unbalance society. The society is made by people who might be look like they never going to settle down there, yes, strangers. Manchester was like a giant factory to evolve the city every second, so called New York city of 1940s. Liverpool was a massive impressionist art to explode passion the city embraces. I recognised the highly interesting thing after I spoke to various students across the two cities. I met two types, the person who came to find their dreams and the person who came for their dreams. It might sound very odd, but easily get it as we all are on the same page. What make people transform their HOME? I believe that is some goals to be or some clues to find the thingy I can be. ​When people including me have many years staying outside of your hometown, we are probably ready to think of the place I actually should be.

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CITY NEVER MOVED.

CITY BARELY CHANGE ITSELF.

CITY SUSTAINS ITS OWN CHARACTER FOR AGES.

STRANGELY, CITY ITSELF HAS A POWER TO BRING STRANGERS WHO ARE LIKE IT.

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The city hide precious dreams everywhere for a while, observe us how we have been inhabiting the city and keep telling us ‘your dream’ is here, find it.’ If we could make the dream come true or could realised how much the dream is precious, at long last the city gets closer to us as 'Home'. I presume that's how City preserve itself.​