China's new super-wealthy have raised a generation of daughters who have never known scarcity, and this film follows several of them through the world that money built for them. Cameras catch the markers of the lifestyle directly: sports cars driven fast and sometimes wrecked, shopping trips that treat luxury brands as ordinary purchases, and homes and parties staged for maximum display. The young women speak for themselves about what it is like to inherit fortunes their parents built from nothing, often within a single generation, and about the expectations, romantic, social, and professional, that come attached to that money. The film treats them as a case study in what sudden national wealth does to family life and identity rather than as either heroes or villains, letting the contradictions sit: real privilege alongside real pressure to prove they deserve it. It is a portrait of China's one percent told through their daughters, spending exactly as freely as the money allows.