“Internet of Everything: All Connections” is a work that connects human, animals, plants, bacteria, environment, compound and equipment using the Internet. It consists of seven parts, affecting each other one after another. There is no starting or ending point, since all parts are connected in an interlocking loop structure. For the 2 min introduction video, please visit https://vimeo.com/406733279 On receipt of the mimosa’s shrinking signal, the dropper squeezes a drop of water on the quicklime, which makes it heat up. The sensor receives the temperature increase signal and turns on the infrared lamps. The rapid temperature rise then causes the human body's bioelectrical changes. The electricity data is then passed to the bacteria, Proteus. The bacteria start to vibrate due to the electrical stimulation. The movement of the bacteria affects the power variation of the laser. Different depth grooves are carved on the surface of the record. The needle reads these grooves and plays it out. The sound data is transmitted to the MacBook floating on the sea and played by underwater speakers, affecting the movement of the fish. The real-time video is recorded by the GoPro under the floating board and passed back to the installation. The program analyses the fish movement and controls the rotation of Google Earth. When the Google Earth movement stops, the program outputs the local wind direction. This wind turns on a fan in the corresponding position around the mimosa, and applies the local wind direction onto the mimosa. The plant slowly closes its leaves; the dropper begins to shrink which squeezes a drop of water onto the quicklime and this endless chain reaction continues.