"Never mind", in Mandarin, it pronounces “Mei-guan-xi”. “Mei”1 represents Tsing Hua’s tradition and is often used by students as a pun to make fun of. The expression "never mind" shows the careless commitment, perfunctory, helplessness in modern society. This kind of joking and ironic attitude is played by interacting with the environment, which is commonly used in contemporary art.

In old times, mountains and rivers are often used in the drawings to represent one's ambitions. Lin Chien-Jung used the "Light Bulb Figures ", a big-headed doll without facial features, to metaphorize imaginative emotions in relate to complexity of the space. The cute and lonely posture reflects the attitude of "in the vast world, I am the one who is the only one." This lightbulb figure touches people's hearts and became famous. In this exhibition, in addition to the distinctive art works, there are also inflatable installations combined with the space. Forming a whispering, dim atmosphere. It presents the individual's current feelings and confusion for the future.