The work is titled "您" – the honorific form of "you" in Chinese, used to convey respect toward elders, superiors, or strangers. While English has no direct equivalent, a similar formality may be expressed through titles such as “Sir,” “Madam,” or through carefully formal speech. This monumental painting presents a silhouette set against a dark black-blue background. The silhouette hints at the presence of a figure emerging from the abyss. Its vertical scale encourages humility and awe, reminding viewers of their smallness in relation to something vast. On the back reads a poem by the artist in Chinese. Here is the English translation: "You are sincere, and you are noble, but I do not know you. Why? Because my ability to understand is limited, and because you have not given me your thoughts—only your image. Regardless, you are noble. But at this moment, I truly do not know you; I can only regard you with an attitude of respect."