Frost falls in summer, and it is hard to get rid of grievances. Every place has its unforgettable bloody anniversary. What Zhang Jian will always remember is that on May 13, 1969, the Malays and the Chinese launched an all-out armed fight after the Malaysian general election, resulting in numerous casualties. A little girl was nearly murdered while watching a Cantonese opera, and escaped the genocide only by hiding backstage. Half a century later, she, who had married and moved far away, encountered the general election again. She was haunted by the old ghost and could not let go. Time and space were folded in an ownerless grave. The light and shadow seemed real and illusory. She was destined to go astray. Adapted from a true story, the film uses magical realism, blending folk beliefs, opera art and historical memory, making it impossible for the audience to ignore wounds that may never heal. The opening film of the Golden Horse Film Festival.