My research focuses on three keywords: Women, Hakka culture, and Self-awareness. In particular, the Hakka people are a unique and stable group formed by the Han Chinese people who gradually moved southwards and intermingled with the local indigenous people due to historical wars and famine and developed their dialect, folklore, and architecture during the long period of cultural interchange. Based on the author's own experiences, "Sweet Home" describes the life of a large family in Hakka culture and the power of women in it. It embraces elements of family beliefs and lineage transmission.

The design of the work is inspired by the architecture of generations living together, with different generations of family members living on different floors, observing and communicating with each other through the terrace. The sculptures symmetrically surround each other, forming a walled city that shows the kernel of family ties and unity.