The scene opens with a discussion between the director and the students. The director asks the students if they are prepared for the scene. They all agree that the director is the same person as the song guanghui, and that the students have seen the scene outside. They also agree that since they are here, they are ready to pay a price. The students explain that they are afraid that they will not gain anything from the scene, but that they miss the part played by the students who have studied abroad. They explain that the scene is where they pretend to dance and cover up for each other in order to make it look like they are not in the midst of a revolution. The scene is set in the middle of the night, and the director asks if the students are worthy of his trust. They answer that he must know if he is worthy of the trust. He then asks if he can see the coming dawn. He says that he just wants to see the dawn of dawn. As expected of the director, the retreat scene was improvised, but you could grasp its essence in an instant. He also praises the performance of number 28 as a progressive student returning from Japan. He thanks the students for their performance in the previous scene. The role of the student has already been decided, but the director says that the role was originally for choosing suitable actors.