“Swordsman” refers to the Shao style kungfu films produced in Hong Kong. It represents a specific Shao style film aesthetics.

“Trumpet” was popular in the film studios in the 1980s, a cover device, as well as a fragment of the crass Chinese village culture.

“Hahahahaha” depicts the most vivid memory of screening kungfu films in the film studios. It is the most common attitudes of the characters in kungfu films, and volume and tones of the laughter is often matched with the righteous or evil role of the character. The laughter and trumpet in the video “Hahahahaha” enact the various roles of the swordsman.

“武俠”指向是香港邵氏武俠電影。具體是邵氏電影的美學風格。

“喇叭”，在錄像廳盛行80年代，是一個掩蓋器，是粗礪的中國鄉鎮文化的切片。

“哈哈哈哈哈”是對錄像廳播放武俠電影最清晰的記憶，它是電影中武林角色最常見的一種態度，笑聲的大小和音調通常是配合著角色的正邪立場的。視頻《哈哈哈哈哈》中的喇叭和笑聲便是對各種俠士的扮演。