This film is my graduation project from the Master’s program in Visual Anthropology at Leiden University. It explores the intertwined and mutually influential worlds of plants and humans. When we regard plants as equal subjects to humans, how can we present this through visual ethnography? Thus, I chose to conduct this exploration in Jingmai Mountain, home to the Blang ethnic group, which believes in animism and respects the spirits of the forest. Wild plants are woven into the material world and spiritual life of the Blang people there. I found a device that can externalize the internal state changes of plants as music and conducted a plant music experiment in Jingmai Mountain. Let’s see what stories the Blangs will tell us when the plants they coexist with encounter such technological means.