The people in the paintings were colored respectively with red and blue. In my opinion, the colors distinguished two tribes of residents. Perhaps it had some suggestion about how peacefully people can deal with their conflict between different groups. While I was still speculating about the details of the story, the small caption on the corner wrapped up the message of the work: In the past of indigenous history, if a man made a serious mistake, the tribe usually took his possessions or made him labor as punishment. It is rare to sentence one to death. Exile is the harshest punishment. Compared with the death-penalty-promoting comments left under the facebook news post, a sense of irony appeared when the ancient indigenous tribes, often connected with savage image, demonstrated their respect and value to life.