In Hsinchu, a mother and daughter run an Indonesian restaurant that serves not only food, but community and identity. Their cooking classes for second-generation immigrants turn tradition into connection.

A PhD student in dance builds a powerful bond with migrant workers through movement, helping them reclaim joy, voice, and solidarity through shared choreography.

Amid factory life and separation from her child, Nita finds healing through singing. Her voice becomes a message of love, hope, and inspiration for fellow migrant workers.

While working as a caregiver, Pindy discovers a talent for dough figurine art. Her cross-cultural creations and entrepreneurial spirit inspire others to embrace creativity and self-expression.

A couple raises their young son in a trilingual, cross-cultural household, striving to pass on their Indonesian roots while building a future in Taiwan.