Fidati lives in a small Wuping apartment near the Taichung train station. This apartment is her kitchen where she cooks Indonesian food and is also the base for her clay creations. In addition, it is also the favorite gathering place for many migrant sisters from central China. In this space, Indonesian sisters can share their experiences in ministry at home, the frustrations of being factory workers, and exchange their thoughts on their distant family members. They work seriously and live seriously in Taiwan. The five-square-meter small suite records Fidati's labor history in Taiwan. She transformed from a domestic migrant worker to a clay art creator, an advocate of migrant worker culture, and even ran a takeaway business cooking Indonesian delicacies. In order to improve herself, himself, Fidati is still studying in graduate school in Taiwan. In her small suite, she glimpses the possibilities and optimistic attitude towards life of workers in Taiwan.