Go as Far as You Can begins with my grandmother's words before I left China — an instruction to keep going, no matter what. The project explores leaving home, embracing the unknown, and the slow process of growing into yourself. Working across film, analogue photography, sound, and AI-generated imagery, I built a fragmented narrative that moves between childlike imagination and grounded reality — from avoidance to confronting change. It ends where it began: with my grandmother, and a camera pointed upward.