UFO in Her Eyes

Kwok Yun is introduced as a simple woman living a humble life in the serene mountains near Three-Headed Bird Village. She works diligently as a laborer alongside her grandfather, showing no aspirations for a different life, which highlights her modest background.

One day, Kwok Yun has an intimate encounter with a married man, an event that shakes her mundane routine. This moment of connection leads her to contemplate deeper emotions and relationships, adding complexity to her previously simple life.

After her encounter, Kwok Yun experiences a surreal moment when she witnesses a gigantic, glowing object that looks like a dumpling fly across the sky. This extraordinary sight not only surprises her but also becomes a pivotal incident that changes her life dramatically.

Later that day, Kwok Yun comes to the aid of an American businessman who has been bitten by a snake. This act of kindness further connects her to the wider world, yet the businessman mysteriously disappears just as suddenly as he appeared, leaving her bewildered.

Following these bizarre occurrences, Kwok Yun inadvertently gains notoriety in her village as a result of her sightings and actions. Her newfound fame attracts attention, propelling her into a spotlight she never sought and setting off a ripple effect in the local community.

The village leader, Chief Chang, seizes the opportunity presented by Kwok Yun's fame to initiate UFO tours in an effort to boost tourism. His plans promise economic progress for Three-Headed Bird Village, but they come with underlying motives that could prove detrimental.

With the onset of UFO tours, the local economy begins to flourish as tourists flock to the village. This newfound economic activity elevates the village and its inhabitants, creating a sense of hope but also sparking unforeseen environmental consequences.

As the village benefits from the tourism boom, Kwok Yun is celebrated as the 'model peasant', representing the ideal worker who embraces the changes. Chief Chang utilizes her image to further his agenda, putting pressure on her to comply with his vision for the village.

With the accolades and attention comes a burden of expectations for Kwok Yun, who must navigate her new role while staying true to herself. She feels the weight of Chief Chang's ambitions, wrestling with the idea that her future path may not align with her true desires.

Amidst the growing fame and economic changes, Kwok Yun's intuition begins to signal to her that her destiny may be intertwined with something greater than the village's superficial ambitions. She starts to question what her life should truly represent beyond mere exploitation.

As tourism expands, the environmental repercussions of the village's growth emerge, causing tensions within the community. Kwok Yun, although initially unaware, becomes increasingly conscious of the fragile balance between progress and environmental sustainability.

Kwok Yun reaches a turning point where she must decide whether to continue on the path laid out by Chief Chang or forge her own destiny. This moment is critical for her self-discovery and the reevaluation of her role in the community’s narrative.