Jiho feels frustrated because of the jumping club instructor’s discrimination under the mask of equality and consideration. The gender stereotype lingers outside the jumping club, putting Jiho and her friends into a standardized frame. However, children, who look after their alienated friends and are unafraid to admit their faults, expand their world on their own. They skip their ropes regardless of how many times others do, bouncy and free with a big smile, which moves the audience. [KIM Woo-jin, Ssudam]