Since the 1990s, South Korean films have risen to prominence, winning numerous awards in international film festivals and attracting worldwide attention. Among them, Director Lee Chang-dong insists on the creation concept of art film and insists on low-yield and high-quality creation for decades, which deeply contains humanistic care and realistic spirit. From the original “Green Trilogy,” The Green Fish “Mints”, “Oasis” to the middle of the “Mi Yang”, “poem” and then to the recent “Burning”, lee's movies like a sharp knife precision cut open South Korea the plight of ordinary people in the modern society, it has the history of trauma, the cruelty of human nature, individual fate by uprooted, and obtained great success in the history of film art, in South Korea and even the representative figure of the Asian film. His films show the aesthetic characteristics of the writer's films: the criticism and reflection on the social reality of South Korea and the concern about the living conditions of marginal characters are the consistent themes of his films; Due to the profound accumulation of literary accomplishment and years of experience as a writer, his films also show the characteristics of non-rigid style in the way of narration: Surrealist fragments interwoven between imagination and reality appear frequently in his works; The camera is always calm and serious, reflecting reality with a silent observation of life, and sticking to the shooting technique of long lens documentary aesthetics. Lee Chang-dong, the director, is very firm in describing the unique fragmentation through one sad story after another. With the help of the film, he makes dialectical thinking on the meaning of individual existence and explores the changes of human culture and spirit between South Korea and the world to question the wood of human existence.