From the homonymous novel. Rejecting the consumer society, a young man abandons the profession of architect and retires to live in a South Island.

意外穿越到古代成为皇子，而且还是个废物皇子，别人逆袭开挂，我摆烂求杀，把反派给整不会了！

女主穿越前痛遭渣男母亲及小姨的鄙夷，穿越回80年代后，发现自己竟和渣男的首富勇男成了一对。于是女主在以现代女性的方式撩拨首富男男的同时，一路打脸当年的渣男母亲和小姨。

本片为中国传媒大学艺术学部动画与数字艺术学院13级学生毕业作品。

This experimental documentary uses the life stories of a Chinese woman artist to explore alternatives to dominant versions of history. Growing up in China during the Cultural Revolution, she first came to the U.S. to study, and then, after the government crackdown, to live. FLOW's narratives of the Cultural Revolution are constructed from her extremely personal and often satirical points of view. The fragments of her memory are used to undermine the master narrative of history. Yau Ching writes, "An exiled native speaks a language not fully comprehensible to her 'fellow-natives' any more. A part of her is not able to go back any more. Given its politically subversive content, the very fact that this tape can only be made here, when the native is not at home, highlights the limitations of 'home.' Her memory haunts her and blocks her from being assimilated by the dominant American society. She lives in this 'between-world dilemma,' deprived of the privileges of being fully identified either as a native or as a westerner." 　　In Mandarin, Cantonese and English with English subtitles. 　　Producer/Director/Editor: Yau Ching. Camera: Yau Ching, Ellen Pau. 'Butterfly in California' Camera: Robert Harris. On-line Editors: Karen Heyson, Eric Kinke, John Grod. Sound Mix: Karen Heyson. Creative Consultants: Yvonne Rainer, Mary Kelly, Deirdre Boyle. On-line Facilities: Center for New Television, Chicago, Film & Video arts, NY, Electric Film NY. Off-line Facility: Girls make Videos, inc. 　　Ordering & Fees

This experimental documentary uses the life stories of a Chinese woman artist to explore alternatives to dominant versions of history. Growing up in China during the Cultural Revolution, she first came to the U.S. to study, and then, after the government crackdown, to live. FLOW's narratives of the Cultural Revolution are constructed from her extremely personal and often satirical points of view. The fragments of her memory are used to undermine the master narrative of history. Yau Ching writes, "An exiled native speaks a language not fully comprehensible to her 'fellow-natives' any more. A part of her is not able to go back any more. Given its politically subversive content, the very fact that this tape can only be made here, when the native is not at home, highlights the limitations of 'home.' Her memory haunts her and blocks her from being assimilated by the dominant American society. She lives in this 'between-world dilemma,' deprived of the privileges of being fully identified either as a native or as a westerner." 　　In Mandarin, Cantonese and English with English subtitles. 　　Producer/Director/Editor: Yau Ching. Camera: Yau Ching, Ellen Pau. 'Butterfly in California' Camera: Robert Harris. On-line Editors: Karen Heyson, Eric Kinke, John Grod. Sound Mix: Karen Heyson. Creative Consultants: Yvonne Rainer, Mary Kelly, Deirdre Boyle. On-line Facilities: Center for New Television, Chicago, Film & Video arts, NY, Electric Film NY. Off-line Facility: Girls make Videos, inc. 　　Ordering & Fees

本片为中国传媒大学艺术学部动画与数字艺术学院13级学生毕业作品。

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