Like Winds, Like Weeds

The film follows a younger sister who has been separated from her husband for years. As she lives in Shanghai, she manages her mother's dementia and her son's rebellious nature. Her journey reflects the challenges of adapting to life in a foreign land while grappling with her family's complexities.

Eventually, she decides to return to her hometown of Cangshan, only to discover that it has changed its name. This shift symbolizes the broader changes she has faced in her life. The narrative weaves together the experiences of three generations—an elderly mother, a forgetful grandparent, and a questioning child—as they navigate their individual and collective struggles in pursuit of spiritual freedom.