“The Golden Era” is an experimental niche movie. It does not try to tell a story with tight logic and ups and downs. On the contrary, its narrative tends to be fragmented, which reflects the creators' unique understanding of historical reality. The fact that the characters in the film directly face the camera speaks away from the effect and also puts the audience in a position where they must talk with the characters, thus bringing the audience into the film. The article starts with the various narrative techniques of the film and analyzes the successes and failures of Golden Age in creative creation.