Six stories linked by a glitch in the cloud that opens up the private archives of ordinary lives and breaks down the boundaries between secrecy, memory and truth. There is an adopted child, fascinated by the earth, worms and insects; there is a bird-lover who has gone deaf and invents a novel way of translating birdsong into gestures and images. There is Min-min, who learns resilience by climbing to the tops of tall trees; there is also Kuan, who, in search of the clouded leopard, works through his grief for his wife amidst the mountains and the rain; and there is, as a constant backdrop, a wild natural world, populated by majestic beasts that yearn to live freely. Through these stories, one recognises silhouettes and connections. From this subtle interweaving emerges a unique work, in which ecopoetry brings together nature, childhood and memories. From one story to the next, Taiwan emerges as a sensitive place of memory and connection, where the fragility of life, attention to the humblest of beings and the persistence of intimate traces paint a picture of a world that is both threatened and still habitable.