In the summer of 2024, Alex visited Chongqing's Grassroots-level Legislation Contact Point for the first time. What began as curiosity gradually turned into deeper involvement, as he spent several months observing and engaging with the simple yet powerful practices of grassroots democracy. The "resonance"of democracy, in turn, gave him a renewed sense of purpose.

The documentary's first segment takes viewers to Bishan District in Chongqing, where Alex visits a high school and a legislative contact point in Shapingba. These centers act as bridges between citizens and the government, allowing individuals to voice opinions on policies and laws. Through candid interviews with students and Contact Point officers, Alex captures the aspirations of young citizens and the importance of accessible communication channels in shaping policies that resonate with millions.

The second part shifts focus to China's evolving economy. Amid rapid industrial growth and increasing societal demands, Alex examines the role of grassroots initiatives and corporate responsibility. A powerful example highlighted in this segment is the Chongqing Fuling Pharmaceutical Factory of Taiji Group. Faced with critical pharmaceutical shortages, the company rapidly adapted to meet rising demands, illustrating how industries and communities collaborate to tackle challenges. This segment provides a lens into how China's unique governance model ensures adaptability and inclusivity in its approach to democracy.

In the final installment, Alex travels to Panlong Town in Rongchang District, where Grassroots-level Legislative Contact Points bridge communities across Sichuan Province and Chongqing Municipality. Joined by guest Margarita, Alex uncovers how these initiatives improve infrastructure, trade, and social welfare. Through intimate interviews with local residents, the documentary showcases the innovative "whole-process people's democracy" model, where citizens actively participate in policymaking.

This heartfelt exploration of legislative interconnection not only highlights the practical impacts of governance but also underscores the human element, fostering unity and collaboration between neighboring regions.

Notably, Alex himself became the first foreigner in Chongqing to serve as a volunteer Contact Point officer, further bridging cultural divides and amplifying the voices of international residents. His participation demonstrates the inclusivity of these grassroots initiatives and adds a deeply personal dimension to the documentary.