[Machine Translation] The film is composed of three elements: poetry readings, rare documentaries with many past photographs and surrealist art works, and a reproduction of avant-garde techniques. Through the literature of the "Windmill Poetry Company," a modernist poetry group that had been buried in the waves of history and left behind in oblivion in Taiwan, the relationship between Taiwan and Japan at that time and the social aspect of political oppression come to the fore. While he was conflicted about writing in Japanese, he sublimated his admiration for Jean Cocteau and Western modernist literature in beautiful and light Japanese, and his literary works, with their pure artistry and language, fascinate us as unique literature that has not faded away even after more than 80 years. Special booklet enclosed.