ETERNAL ECHOES

In 1971, China introduced the one-child policy, which gradually brought the era of large families to an end. As a result, the Confucian belief in the bond between family and nation, a cornerstone of Chinese society, began to weaken. Now that this belief has crumbled, any regret is too late. This context gives rise to the film's absurd premise: individuals are paid to sweep their ancestors' graves. Here’s how it works: the deceased establish "private tomb funds" to convert their estates into rewards. Descendants must scan a QR code at the grave to receive inheritance installments, with regular