Zou

When Nanna discovers that her favourite television programme has been swapped for a far less engaging show, she feels disappointed. To lift her spirits, Zou recreates the original programme in his living room, offering her a familiar and enjoyable experience.

The show that Nanna has always cherished on television has suddenly been swapped out for something far less engaging. She used to look forward to each episode, but the new programme fails to capture her interest in the same way. This change leaves her feeling a bit disappointed, as the original series had become a regular part of her routine. Seeing Nanna’s mood dip, Zou decides to step in and lift her spirits. He comes up with the idea of reproducing the beloved programme right in his own living room, hoping the familiar format will bring back the enjoyment she’s missing. By recreating the show in a more personal setting, he aims to give her a sense of the original experience without the need for the broadcast. The plan involves Zou turning his living space into a makeshift version of the programme’s setting, allowing Nanna to watch a faithful recreation at home. He arranges everything so that the atmosphere mirrors what she loved about the original broadcast, offering her a comforting alternative to the less appealing replacement. In doing so, Zou provides a simple yet thoughtful way to restore a bit of the pleasure that the original programme once gave her.