Discusses the cross-generation issue of the aboriginal group Tao, reflecting current problems of rural education in Taiwan. The film not only presents the spectacular scenery in the island Lanyu but it also delicately depicts an interdependent kinship between a grandfather and a grandson.

Manawei and his grandmother are living on the Orchid Island, where most of its 5000 inhabitants are Tao indigenous people. Day after day, Manawei has been waiting for his father who works in Taiwan, like most of the Tao people, can come home one day.
(Babylon Mitte)