A seed saver who tries to speak for landraces and cultural affiliation in a gentle way.

He is a man who relies on the land to support his family, has an obsessive compulsion to stay in the fields all day, enjoys the magical moments of early morning and midnight work, in which he observes the love and death between the species.

He is grateful for the bounty of the land, and is occasionally given the task of sharing seeds by the god of seeds, and enjoys watching the close Interethnic and inter-regional relationships developed by the environment. Now working on documenting Taiwan's important agricultural cultural heritage such as millet.

Through media reproduction, community art and installation, he attempts to convey cross-generational and Interethnic crop value, trying to look back at the state of being human in the natural system through the perspective of multiple species.