Remembering the filmmaker's grandfather who was a blind man with extra climate and weather sense, we interview three ocean experts to express his view on the ocean warming and climate change.

Last May, record temperatures provoked a glacial lake outburst. Record flooding and monsoons swept away bridges and villages below the Shisper glacier. Higher up the mountains, a semi-nomadic people called the Wakhi were leading their yaks to summer pastures. This film profiles the scientists concerned with the changes in northern Pakistan's climate change and the villagers dedicated to upholding traditional values.

How do mangroves do their best to survive in the intertidal zone and even build a good ecosystem? This film decodes the survival wisdom of mangroves, presents the ecological crisis they are facing, and examines the plight of human survival.