Amber Hsiao

To Ming, Yuhe sparkled brighter than anyone. She was certain Yuhe would win the Bagel Idol Selection and fulfill her dream. As for Ming, she dreamed of becoming Hero Bagel, a hero to save the world. Whenever Yuhe needed help, she could leap in and declare: “Here comes the hero!”

Two reserved strangers form an unspoken mutual crush as they share their daily elevator rides to work, but misunderstanding ensues as they dare not talk to each other.

Every summer, Hsuan, Yei, and Chi jump into the pool together. Yei is always faster than Hsuan, but Hsuan doesn't care about winning or losing. All she wants is to stay with Chi, slowly, naturally, till they reach Taipei.

Wei, a young lesbian, goes to Thailand on a graduation trip. After witnessing an intimate interaction between the girl she fancies and a male friend, she goes to a Thai massage parlour, but the experience isn't as beautiful as she envisioned.

After returning to Taiwan for the New Year, Pu Nien's life is turned upside down when her mother, Yu Ling, falls seriously ill, revealing long-hidden secrets. As Pu Nien grapples with her mother's condition, she also faces challenges in her own personal life, including the complicated dynamics with her girlfriend, Tsai. Meanwhile, Tsai is torn by her past and must make difficult decisions that will impact her future with Pu Nien.

Wedding photographer Wen-chien captures daily life through photography. One day, he realizes that, even in the digital age, memories may not be preserved. Ai-Lu, a makeup artist lost her parents in an earthquake and she's afraid of being forgotten ever since. After a car crash, she ends a toxic relationship, determining to live on her own terms. The two, carrying their own pasts and thoughts, meet at a cinema. To Wen-chien's surprise, he discovers that Ai-Lu shares the same name as his ex, and he can even see their similarities sometime…

A paid supporter and his grandson came from the south to visit his only son, a long-detained political prisoner. "My son, do not forget me." The prisoner' roar is the most reactionary appeal under the peaceful new political power.

A strict father and his two boys share a calm life in a creaky old home. One summer moment changes everything for the brothers.