This is the first film directed by Akira Kurosawa after World War II. Takagawa, a professor at Kyoto University who caused an uproar during the war, and the prevalence of warlordism in Hatoyama, the minister of culture, fired the liberal professor at Kyoto Imperial University, which was unanimously opposed by Kyoto Imperial University at that time. In addition, taking the Zhuo Lug international disc incident as the background, the author describes what happened to the heroine Xinzhi in the war, and then criticizes the war and the fascism that prevailed at that time. The latter part of the film describes the suffering suffered by Xingzhi, who decided to be independent. After following Yemao, she first tasted the happiness of love, but the good times did not last long. Yemao was jailed for life because he was secretly engaged in the anti-war movement, so Xingzhi was humiliated by secret agents every day. The prosecutor who acted as the prosecutor in this case turned out to be the classmate of that year, Department Sichuan. After being released, Xing Zhi returned to Yemao's beloved hometown to spend the day with his parents. After Japan's defeat, democracy prevailed, Professor Yagihara returned to school, and Xinzhi decided to engage in the rural cultural movement. The lucky branch in the film is not the traditional Japanese women in the past, but the women of the new era who finally find themselves and are loyal to their own will after the war and the chaotic period after the war.
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