This video tries to summarize how an angle between two given planes, one popular subject examined in HKDSE, might be dealt handily with the dihedral angle "formula". The video does not mention its proof of any. The video's educational intent could likely rest on "motivating" mathematics learning of those who could still find intuitive workings tedious for relevant problems to consider one possible short-cut against a potentially "more favourable" outcome, especially when associated problem-solving contexts could make them "illusive" from time to time. This does not mean that followers can escape from risking their outcomes before their full understanding. If the subject is examined explicitly, then the major workings lie only and always on how to determine 2 connected altitudes of each on individual planes at a point on their common line of intersection. If a learner can however fail to manage this concept or the associated attitude for underlying workings, how could s/he manage understanding the proof of the dihedral angle "formula" or solve such a level of problems confidently? This video's suggested "method" of learning looks contradictory to why the subject should be learnt, although I still appreciate the teacher's effort in making up this video.