Set within the public parks of Beijing, Ten Thousand Things is a poetic documentary exploring the relationship between people, nature, and shared public space. Drawing inspiration from the notion of “ten thousand things”, the countless forms of life that emerge and coexist, the park becomes a living landscape of movement, ritual, and belonging. Here, generations intersect and moments unfold alongside collective acts of care, play, exercise, and reflection.

《万物》（Ten Thousand Things）以北京城市公园为叙事场域，是一部充满诗意的纪录片，探寻人与自然、人与共享公共空间之间微妙而深刻的联系。影片借“万物”这一哲学观念，观照无数生命形态的生成、共存与流转，将公园塑造成一处充满生命律动、日常仪式与归属感的公共景观。在这里，不同世代彼此交汇，关怀、嬉戏、锻炼与沉思等日常实践交织展开，构成一幅生动而丰富的公共生活图景。

Blending observational cinematography with a contemplative gaze, the film reveals the subtle choreography of everyday life. It is a meditation on community, presence, and the many ways people seek harmony within the natural world.

影片采用观察式影像语言，以沉静而富于思辨的镜头凝视日常生活，捕捉那些细微却充满韵律的人间瞬间，呈现平凡生活中潜藏的秩序与诗意。它不仅是一场关于社区、共处与当下经验的影像书写，更是一则关于人如何在自然之中寻找和谐、理解彼此、感悟万物共生的诗性沉思。