In the misty mountains of North Vietnam, young Di lives a life between tradition and modernity. She is part of the Hmong ethnic group, who have their own language and way of life – and who still practice bride kidnapping, which is forbidden in Vietnam. When a girl is kidnapped for this purpose, negotiations about the bride price begin between the two families. That is also what happened for Di’s mother and her sister La. At the same time, Di lives in a world where teenagers clarify their relationship status via social media. When the Lunar New Year celebrations begin, the 14-year-old's unselfconscious attempts to flirt quickly turn bitterly serious. Director Diem Ha Le accompanied Di’s family for three years and developed a deep friendship with the girl.