一位母亲时隔四个多月探望住在山区的女儿，尽管两人都渴望重新亲近，但生活节奏让这变得困难：女儿清晨在茶园劳作，其余时间经营一家乡村小民宿。在沉默、日常琐事与重复的劳作中，寻找彼此交流的时刻成为挑战。但通过瑶族女性世代传承的古老技艺——瑶族刺绣，母女俩找到了一种亲密的沟通方式：无需言语，却能真正与彼此相伴。

 这是一个关于情感联结、文化传承与隐秘爱意的故事。

A mother visits her daughter, who lives in the mountains, after more than four months without seeing each other. Despite their desire to reconnect, the pace of life makes it difficult: the daughter spends her mornings working in the tea fields and the rest of the day running a small rural guesthouse. Between silences, gestures, and routines, finding a moment to share becomes a challenge.

But through Yao embroidery, an ancestral tradition passed down from generation to generation among women in the Yao community, mother and daughter find an intimate way of communicating — a way of being truly present with one another, without the need for words.

A story about connection, legacy, and the subtle ways we love.