What's at the End of the Rainbow?

Xiaoxiao has a wish jar. Every year on her birthday, her mother folds a paper crane with her and puts it in the jar. Her mother tells Xiaoxiao that when the jar is full, she will have grown up, and her mother will grant one of her wishes that day.

The beautiful paper cranes, folded from colorful glassine paper, reflect the light of a rainbow.

Xiaoxiao asks her mother what's at the end of the rainbow.

Her mother always says she'll know when she's grown up.

What does it mean to grow up? Does it mean becoming omnipotent, like Mom?

Xiaoxiao wants the jar to fill up with paper cranes faster. But how can she make time pass faster?

Xiaoxiao can't figure it out, until she comes across a time shop.

The white rabbit shopkeeper turns the clock's dial, and Xiaoxiao is delighted to see her jar gradually filling up.

But the rapid passage of time seems to take something more important away from Xiaoxiao...

Theme: Treasure the present. The future is always tomorrow, but we live in each and every today.