Japanese Spring Song Examination

Four local high school students came to Tokyo for college entrance examinations, just as progressives held a parade to abolish the conservative "Foundation Day", and the ideas of the two generations collided. The four of them had a strong sexual desire in the pursuit of the girl. While they were having dinner with Teacher Dazhu, other customers sang military songs, while Dazhu sang spring songs. That night, Otake committed suicide. Nakamura happened to see it but did not stop the rescue. Instead, he sang "A commoner was born". On the night of the wake for Dazhu, a group of high school students sang spring songs in memory of Dazhu. The next day, four students escorted the girls home and fantasized about raping them. Another girl, Imada, joined them and sang a spring song. When the bourgeois girl Meizi held an anti-war folk rally, Imada, Nakamura and others also went, and started a battle between folk songs and spring songs. When Nakamura told Meizi that he had raped them in fantasies, Meizi accepted the challenge. Everyone came to the large classroom of the examination room together. The boys sang spring songs loudly and rushed towards Meizi. Japanese spring songs are considered by some critics to be a symbol of enlightening the people, singing of fantasies, and getting rid of painful life. The spring songs and indulgent desires in the film still have the aftertaste of post-war democratic thought, and the resistance of the new generation of young people follows their personal desires.