Dr. Liang rents a house in Vanilla Camp in order to rest and have a tryst with a female pharmacist. However, he accidentally discovers that the landlord Xiao Ma lives in a pigeon shed, which puts his personal relationship into crisis.
The landlord, Xiao Ma, is a down-and-out middle-aged man who calls himself the "Deputy Secretary-General of the Pigeon Breeding Association". He lives in a pigeonhouse full of debris, but he is obsessed with living a decent life in suits and ties. He diligently rented the house to Dr. Liang, ostensibly to make a living, but secretly he had a plan to cling to celebrities. Two men with very different identities were tied up by a lease, and they spied on each other between lies and desires.
The tryst between Dr. Liang and the female pharmacist was as blazing as wildfire at first, but gradually cooled down under the peeping pigeons and the sudden intervention of the pony. When the truth about Xiao Ma's terminal illness comes to light, this transaction that began as a secret ends in absurdity and tragedy. The shadow of disease, the class gap, and the fragility of human nature are intertwined into a fine network in the smoke and smoke of Vanilla Camp, trapping every character trying to escape their fate.
A fable of human nature that begins with desire and ends with absurdity is quietly staged amidst the street fireworks of Vanilla Camp.
