A 14-year-old girl attracted a large number of spectators during a sculptural performance in Wuhan East Lake.
The little girl's name is Gao Lulu, and she has lived in Wuhan since she was a child. When Lulu was a child, her father was a captain and loved dough sculpture, and her mother ran a refreshment shop. Lulu's biggest wish is to travel with her family. As Lulu grows up, her campus life and family life are also full of changes: campus charity sale, father quitting his job, being "leaved off" while traveling, inexplicable "love"... After going through this unique and tortuous growth path, will Lulu face her own heart?
Purpose: The work shows the inheritance and development of Wuhan dough sculptures, an intangible cultural heritage, and considers the psychological problems of children as they grow.