Storage boxes are common organizational tools in Hong Kong households, and almost every family owns two or three of them. Due to the limited space in the city, people always fill these boxes to the brim, even to the point of plastic containers being deformed, all in the pursuit of efficient storage.

Plastic boxes accompany many Hong Kong residents throughout their lives. During childhood, they are filled with toys. When the seasons change, they are packed with clothes. As individuals grow older, these boxes hold irreplaceable mementos. As the items within these boxes evolve, the plastic containers bear not only physical possessions but also the stories and emotions between the items and their users, each with its own unique narrative and sentiment.