The video explores a post-heritage society, following the large-scale dislocation of Aboriginal people and communities at heritage sites. It asks how heritage sites will sustain community and people-related identities in the face of tourism development and the Disneyfication of heritage sites to maintain the authenticity and integrity of the heritage site environment.

After 2023, two-thirds of the population in the central Beijing hutongs will be relocated, with community spaces reconfigured. A significant influx of new residents will occupy the hutong spaces. Consequently, the collective memory of Beijing's hutong communities is bound to undergo a shuffle, leading to natural changes in the community environment. As an influx of tourists flood the heritage sites, the challenge lies in presenting them with an 'authentic' experience of Beijing's grassroots life. The short film invites people to reflect on contemporary issues regarding heritage and society, cultural rights infringements and the dominance of heritage urban renewal. It satirises the dependence on consumerism and the excessive confidence in technology's role in heritage preservation.