The design of the Go board is cyclic. In the later stages of the game, both black and white sides form a "threefold repetition" in the same place, where capturing stones can occur repeatedly, much like the infinite repetitions in life's events. However, in order to avoid an infinite cycle, both sides always need to introduce variations, ultimately intertwining differences and repetitions.

However, ultimately, the white side chose to abandon the cycle and break free from the predetermined fate, shifting perspective to scrutinize from the standpoint of the black stones. The transition occurred, with "me" shifting from the white side to the black side.

When we face challenges and re-compose our perspectives, the overturning of black and white stones ultimately leads to inner change.

In "my" journey, "I" passed through nine gates, each adorned with door handles and lantern decorations inspired by various shapes of Chinese knots, symbolizing blessings for different stages of life. Throughout this process, starting from the "A knot" and ultimately returning to the elder years "A knot", "I" completed a loop of transformation."

Chinese knots and their symbolic meanings in VR works

1. A knot（original）- Meaning essence, the origin, and the endpoint, the beginning and the end.
2. Eight-character knot (Infinite knot) - Shaped like the number "eight," symbolizing endless auspiciousness and the infinity of life. Here, the representative symbol of "me" is the "Infinite knot," corresponding to the theme expressed as "change."
3. Cloverleaf knot - Meaning auspicious and propitious, it is the fundamental knot in traditional Chinese handcrafted rope weaving.
4. Auspicious knot - Represents auspiciousness, peace, and happiness.
5. Trident knot - Resembling a weapon, symbolizes strength and, phonetically similar to the Chinese character "grade," signifies rapid promotion, guardianship, and warding off evil and disaster.
6. Concentric square wins knot - Composed of multiple square structures, some overlapping, symbolizing unity and prosperity.
7. Buddha knot - Originating from Buddhism and later integrated into Chinese culture, it symbolizes everything proceeding smoothly and achieving success.
8. Panchang knot - Originating from Buddhism, it is a coiled structure with continuous connectivity from start to finish, imbued with the fundamental concept of "unity of heaven and humanity." Symbolizes completeness, integrity, and continuity, penetrating all things in the universe.
9. A knot - Returning to the starting point, echoing the Chinese philosophical concept of "nine returns to one," where sameness meets difference.