In the United States in the 20th century, Taiwanese female archaeologist Jiang Wen was invited to a dinner party at a professor's house to identify a Stone Age skull brought by a Chinese farmer. This may be a new discovery in a new archaeological base. The sense of racial and cultural superiority during the dinner prompted Jiang Wen, who was appointed to be a Chinese translator, to look down on the humble farmer Gao Dan even more. Gao Dan fully hoped to realize the wealthy American dream, while Jiang Wen dealt with white people and felt good about herself.
A pleasant dinner full of ambition was ruined by a hair dropped by Gaudan into the soup.