A group of children listen to their teacher in a classroom at an elementary school in a remote mountain village in Iran. When checking the homework, the teacher found that Muhammad had repeatedly failed to complete his homework, so he severely criticized him, saying that he would be fired immediately if he did it again. The teacher emphasizes to the students that this is to help them establish good rules. After school that day, the little boy Ahmed found that he had brought home the workbook of his deskmate, Muhand. After understanding the teacher's persuasion, Amud understood that this assignment was the proof that Muhand continued to listen to the lecture. In order to return the workbook to his deskmate, Ahmed had hoped that his mother and grandfather could lend a helping hand, but both failed. Therefore, he could only go forward alone, go to the village in the opposite mountain to find the same table, and return the workbook. However, because he didn't know the home of the same table, he hit a wall everywhere and encountered unimaginable difficulties and obstacles.
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