这是一部关于中国文化大革命时期有关重庆武斗的纪录片。以重庆保存下来的唯一一块「文革墓地」展开线索，通过寻访参与武斗双方的死难者的亲属和幸存者，让他们讲述当年文革武斗的经历及现场，回忆那段历史在他们成长过程中对他们生活的影响，以及今天他们对那段历史灾难的看法和反思。

To discuss the massacre of Chinese students who confronted power at Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, in 1989, Liu Wei works from a realm that is at once intimate and transpersonal. The photograph of a man who stands alone facing a line of war tanks on the square, overrun by Chinese troops —one of the most iconic images of the 20th century— is the code for accessing memories blocked out by fear and censorship. The artist approaches passersby and questions them about the event. The question is repeatedly met with denial and evasion; the massacre is a taboo topic. There is no complicity, empathy, mourning, or grief; faced with the picture, everyone falls silent or runs away from the camera and their own memories.