In the winter of 2024, a state of emergency is declared in South Korea. But that night, citizens took to the squares, holding candles and idol light sticks, peacefully resisting. Martial law, impeachment, anger, songs, and citizens united once more. We aim to preserve our voices, which protected democracy in this era, with our own hands. This film explores modern and contemporary history, particularly the democratic revolutions and citizen resistance that fought against corrupt powers, and how the paradigms of struggle and revolution have transformed in the modern era and what meaning they hold. From that night when they did not yield to armed soldiers and strict public authority, to the lights of the square that did not extinguish even as the year turned. The reflections of our citizens from last winter, who resisted through festivals and fought through songs, are the history of South Korea.