"Are the mountains and rivers magnificent? Are the products abundant? Did the Yan and Huang Dynasties dominate East Asia?" Huang Xiaoshan is a silent 10-year-old Taiwanese girl. No one tries to care about the various pressures and depressions she endures every day. She hates her depressed self and the entire world constructed by adults. Everyone longs for their voices to be heard, but what does Xiaoshan really want to say to the adults? The director, who was born into a family of traditional craftsmen, transformed dough-making techniques into stop-motion animation works, conveying far-reaching meanings with childlike images.