This drama uses a brand-new approach to tell the touching and exciting story of Sofia Pukinlova's charity work in Rwanda, Africa. The play borrows the familiar poker name "The Queen of Hearts" as its title. However, it is not a card game in the play but a hot air balloon of hearts, the car of the chairman of the charity foundation. Sofia has been floating above the Kagera Lake District in Rwanda for many years on the Queen of Hearts, shuttling between the foundation headquarters, tribal territories and the capital Kigali. Under the blue sky and white clouds, you can have a bird's-eye view of the vast lakes, swamps, wetlands and primeval forests, and have close contact with countless rare birds and animals. The colorful clouds chase the moon and the mist is misty. How does it feel to engage in people-oriented charity in this natural environment where heaven and earth are one? The whole play uses four scenes of spring, bloom, autumn and reality to introduce the ups and downs of the plot and colorful characters around the process of building and developing an artemisia plantation by Pharaoh Ebola Chief's tribe on the shores of Lake Kagera. For example, the legendary heroine Sophia turned into an angel who healed diseases and saved lives in Africa. The magnificent nature of Africa and the unique cultural landscape of the indigenous people unfold slowly like ink paintings. In the play, the predatory nature of the animal world and the greed and ugliness of human nature are vividly displayed in oil paintings of thick ink and light colors. There is a saying: chanting poems and dancing with swords are extraordinary; poems and songs are dyed in every layer of the forest. In a word, this is a visual feast for readers that is as accurate as a Manchu-Han banquet, waiting for everyone to enjoy it.