Next Travel will be to see you Again’ is a video installation seeking to destabilise the authority of autobiographical narrative through reintroducing its own diegetic narration. This is not my love story, the same way the letter couldn’t be correctly interpreted and the trip couldn’t be further proceeded. It generates its own life and it thrives in it.At the start of the coronavirus pandemic, I received an illegible letter from my soon-to-be ex-partner, promising a trip together to Vietnam. The country suspended issuing visas to Chinese citizens at the time after my flights were booked. This relationship was soon doomed, with a letter unable to be read, and a trip unable to be made.‘Next Travel will be to see you Again’ intends to generate its own narrative space beyond this autobiographical story through the manipulation (erasure, addendum and appropriation) of the original letter and a fake travel Vlog that was shot in front of a blue screen. It aims to dissolve the mechanism where the authenticity of an autobiographical text/narrative is inherently validated through the reference and identity of its author. The distinction of fact and fiction, reality and virtuality, genuineness and fake thus no longer exists. The blurred boundaries manifest a moment of relaxation and freedom in between two fixed, structurally opposed binaries.