This film follows the progress for the preparation of the Tai Ping Ching Chiu Festival over four seasons, through two members of the preparation committee members from different generations. The elder village head had left the village to live in the United Kingdom for many years, and so his national sentiments are different from the new generation who had grown up in Hong Kong. As more and more old villagers pass away, many are worried about whether traditions can be maintained. At the same time, with the global pandemic still raging, others are worried whether villagers scattered across the world can come back to attend this once-in-a-decade event. Nowadays, many people living in the village are not indigenous residents and they are stuck in Hong Kong because of travel restrictions. The camera wanders along the streets, capturing the construction work going on in the area, the villagers and children relaxing and playing in the square, as well as the situation of overseas villagers thinking of their faraway homeland. From local villagers to overseas Chinese, this film explores different perspectives of the local and the global, revealing the inter-connectedness of people.