From my grandfather's childhood to the present, people have slowly detached themselves from the laborious life, and life has become a fixed pattern. With the development of science and technology, different generations bring different speeds of information dissemination. The way people get information is also changing. Marshall McLuhan, a media theorist, introduced the concepts of "hot" and "cold" media. Hot media are High in definition and detail, leaving little for the audience to fill in or interpret. On the other hand, Cold media are less detailed and demand greater involvement from the audience to fill in the gaps and make sense of the content. From cold media to hot media, getting information has become easier and easier, life has become more and more convenient, and the information people get is becoming more and more specific, giving people less and less space for imagination. Going back to childhood, is it possible to get more happiness from limited information?

Process and Technique: Through interviews with my grandparents and mother, and calling back the anecdotes of my own childhood, I have compiled and analyzed the context of the lives of three generations and the main modes of media communication. By using the Twine Custom Program, I write the stories that I collected from the interview to make a complete story line.  Start from a normal day in the present, use the media as the key, bringing back the audience to the stories in the 2010's, 1980's, and 1950's. Utilize AI to generate various image styles representative of different eras, then integrate code into the Twine program's style sheet to modify both the background images and text styles within the story.