Desc: Compass Youth Hostel: Directed by Jianhui Yun. There are many youth hostels near the South Third Ring Road in Beijing. There are 7 upper and lower bunks in the 70-square-meter space, ranging from 30-50 yuan per person per day. Countless young people come and go like birds, and the youth hostel is a fragile branch where they live in Beijing. Harbin is part of the army of people from the Northeast who have left home. The 31-year-old is working on a day-end job of putting up and hanging paintings for the auction. The astronomical figures at the auction blur his perception of what is real and what is fake. No matter whether you seek Buddha or win a lottery ticket, it seems that you can't break free from your "diaosi" fate. An inadvertent conversation brought up his dark years of drug use and gray birth. He Qing is a Deyun comedian. He entertains the audience by telling dirty jokes in the spotlight. When I return to the youth hostel after get off work, I have to appease my wife and children and my mother-in-law and please my family. The cramped kitchen in the hostel became the 35-year-old man's crack-like respite. A Piao, 22, is a psychology graduate and a staunch long-haired Marxist. Feeling desperate oppression in the constant change of jobs and daily work. One day, he decided to go to Tiantongyuan, the largest community in Beijing, to sell three books, and read Aldusser's article aloud with a cheap microphone. He once fought with security guards on snowy nights, and his voice was completely drowned out by the sound of traffic. During Chinese New Year, many people still live here and cannot return home. The long night will engulf them. The little brother who can't find a job, A Xiong who has no parents and no mother, the little Siyan who has gone astray, A Gui who is frequently violent, and this group of young people who see no hope. Who will comfort them through the night of this age?