This piece is about women’s voices and how they can be silenced. It starts with many red lines shapes to the title, and then a black hole extends into a woman’s mouth. She slightly opens her lips, and a shiny red thread comes out. This thread represents her voice, fragile and carrying unspoken words. When the thread tries to reach the ear, there’s an invisible wall blocking it, symbolizing society’s tendency to ignore or suppress her voice. Suddenly, everything goes dark. When the light comes back, the woman disappears, and instead, there’s a man wearing traditional Peking Opera makeup. His throat trembles slightly, and again, a red thread comes out of his lips. This shows how, in traditional Chinese opera, women were played by men, and only male voices could be accepted and heard. We made this work to make people think about women’s roles and the unfair things that still happen today. Even though things have changed, some biases and stereotypes still silence women. We hope this artwork makes everyone consider about that and change this situation.