Future Shock

In 1970, the American scholar Toffler published his masterpiece "Future Shock" and mentioned: A future that comes too soon will plunge individuals into a situation more confusing than being a stranger; choosing too many futures will make people become more confused. not free. The director combined the theory in the book with his own memories to take the audience to revisit Kaohsiung, which was lined with industrial facilities, power plants and modernist buildings since the 1970s, and use dreams to peek into the "future of the past" - that is, the present. What has been confirmed by those golden years?