The title of "Sunny Day" speaks for itself - no one would think that particular era was really a sunny time, but the statue of the great leader that we need to look up at at the beginning of the movie also seems to be using his giant fingers Point us: "...the world is yours and ours. But, in the final analysis, it is yours. You young people are like the sun at eight or nine in the morning..." Because for this group of children, there is no parental discipline, Without the constraints of teachers, there are only beer, Lao Mo, cigarettes, martial arts, and internal reference films. The Cultural Revolution is just a day for them to make trouble. This endless freedom is the most sunny life for children.
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