At the beginning of the 20th century, Viola Rossi, a human geographer who was born in an old European aristocracy, traveled to the fictional Southeast Asian land of Boonchai due to changes in her family inheritance. In order to improve the local chronicle and make up for her imprisoned childhood. Calm and composed, she came to the Meka Village of the matriarchal clan with a lonely look and became the first guest here from afar. Mekha Village has a unique "dictionary lover" tradition, which arranges young boys for foreign guests to not only help them learn the local language and culture, but also to accompany them as lovers. This tradition was originally an agreement born by the villagers in exchange for foreign civilization.
Purpose: to show the unique cultural value of niche areas, express the affirmation of the persistence and tolerance of local culture through the depiction of the matrilineal clan tradition of Mekha Village and the wisdom of rainforest survival, and prove that different lifestyles and cultural traditions have their own significance and charm.