After hearing the news of her father's (Taibao) death, daughter Amei (Wang Liwen) returned to her hometown from Taipei and took care of her father's funeral with her brother. Crying under the strict command of her master, nagging women folding paper lotus flowers, canned food towers scorched by the sun... Amei was always amused by the absurd funeral customs in the countryside and the strange relationships between the villagers. The past with her father came to her mind one by one. The two of them had been alienated since adulthood, but they slowly got closer in their memories. The tedious and lengthy funeral with more laughter than tears was finally handled, and Amei returned to the busy life in the city alone. A few months later, Amei transited through Hong Kong Airport and habitually wanted to buy a pack of "Huang Changshou" cigarettes for her father. Suddenly, she realized that her father was gone, and the tears that had never been shed finally burst out at this moment... This film is adapted from the first prize of the "Lin Rongsan Literature Award" and directed by the prose writer Liu Zijie himself.