Synopsis

Chai Chunya started in his hometown, a multi-ethnic and multi-religious town located on China’s inland frontier, and travelled to border cities and towns throughout the country. During his journey, he examined in depth the problems of human boundaries caused by religion, culture and politics, and found ,after more than ten years of travel and fieldwork, that the world was originally unbounded. But, through ignorance, people build up mental barriers and set up borders everywhere. This world is becoming barren, indifferent and dead because of the elimination of communication, exchange, and respect. The source of communication, exchange, and respect is love, compassion, and forgiveness. Once the fountain of love, compassion, and forgiveness has dried up, racial discrimination, national hatred, and terrorism, born of barrenness, indifference, and death, will thrive.