This film reminds me of the Hundred Birds Chaofeng I watched before. It also describes the rise and fall and helplessness of culture in different eras. The Hundred Birds Chaofeng is the decline of the old craft suona under the impact of foreign musical instruments, while bathing is the material progress of the times. The post-large bathhouse no longer adapts to the disappearance of the era. Facing the changes of the times, the new generation may be full of yearning for new things, while those who have experienced old things may feel helpless and reluctant. But it has the memories of a generation and contains the warmth of a generation. The film expresses his feelings for the bathhouse from the father, the eldest son, and the second son. The father dedicated his life to the bathhouse. The second son grew up in the bathhouse environment. Although old things can't keep up with the times, they have their own unique charm. Especially in the bathhouse, being naked makes people more magnanimous and trusting.
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