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This is a documentary that involves walking, telling the story of three novices in documentary filmmaking as they search for and film 199 craftsmen. The film does not have glamorous visuals or suspenseful plot twists. It simply presents sincerity, quietly sharing a series of warm, uniquely Chinese stories with you. Emotionally, it could even be considered a mainstream documentary, but it breaks away from the traditional documentary's aloofness, instead approaching from a personal perspective. With a strong sense of immersion, it leads viewers on an authentic cultural journey. In the pre-production stage, the film has no staged scenes or artificial direction, completely avoiding the typical "professional" setup. In terms of narrative perspective, the film boldly adopts the riskiest second-person point of view. The music for the film is composed by Xiao He and Zhong Lifeng, with every note being original. Yes, it is completely different from what you might imagine a documentary to be.