Gagaland is a piece of work that embodies the youthful and imaginative perspective of a unique director, translating the street dance culture of China's streets into art. The director established "Gagaland" to capture the freedom and wildness inherent in street dancing, enlisting the renowned dancer Red Hair to embody the spirit of Gagaland and perform as its Pink Hair. This film serves as both a dance film that aims to capture the essence of street dancing and a kind of biographical account of Red Hair. It also acts as a report on the struggles of poverty and social control in its era, while simultaneously telling the story of the social media generation overcoming these challenges. The multifaceted nature of the film is not arranged in a linear fashion, rather, it's a wild and exuberant portrayal that resists conventional order. It's as if watching the film leads one to navigate the algorithms of a scattered website across various content channels on a single platform, yet also following a story centered around precious values and emotions that must be preserved under any circumstance.