In the final scene of modern-day playboy Li Youdong’s debauched life, alcohol leaves his consciousness in a haze. When he opens his eyes again, he is surrounded by an unfamiliar world: a dim kerosene lamp, mottled earthen walls, and old furniture smelling of coal smoke, a stark contrast to the luxurious life he remembers. As a splitting headache pounds through him, fragments of the original owner’s memories flood in: another Li Youdong with the same name, a recent normal university graduate. His father was a martyr who gave his life for his country, and his mother was a technician at a steel mill who died in an equipment accident half a month ago.
