This study aims to delve into the issue of wire fraud in Myanmar, which has attracted much attention in recent years. The subject involves elements of violence and gore and causes a large number of injuries every year. Using symbolic interactionist sociological and anthropological approaches, we will conduct an in-depth analysis of the protagonists' movements, what they saw and heard, and their self-reports after fleeing back home. At the same time, we will combine geographical location, satellite imagery and various intelligence to show the two-sided world behind the phenomenon of wire fraud. Building on this, we will also explore the cultural, social and economic factors behind it to better understand the nature of the phenomenon. Through the lens of symbolic interactionism we will further enhance the contrast between the two worlds by highlighting the huge differences in the protagonist's journey before and after and the coldness of the destination. In addition, we delve into the organizational forms behind the Myanmar wire fraud incident, the transmission routes, and the psychological mechanisms and symbolic interactions between fraudsters and victims. Finally, the three-dimensional installation method combining mixed reality and narrative digital images shows the objective facts and its artistic parts at the same time, so as to warn people to be wary of all foreign fraud forces!
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