"The Grand Budapest Hotel" is a rare masterpiece in terms of story content, structure, cast, historical background and aesthetic attainments. Its highlights are the unified symmetrical composition and pink literary and artistic tone, which can be said to be the ultimate Neo-Confucian aesthetic + romantic tone control. This film tells the theme of the decline of traditional European civilization, but it has a fairy tale and dreamy visual experience throughout.

The story of the film takes place in Europe from the 1930s to the 1960s, and revolves around a legendary hotel concierge and his young protégé.

In order to concentrate on writing, an unknown writer (Jude Law) came to a hotel called "Budapest". Here, the writer met the owner of the hotel, Mustafa. Tafa invited the writer *** to dinner. During the dinner, he told the writer about the past and present life of this weather-beaten hotel. ?

The former owner of the hotel was named Gustavo, and the young Mustafa was just a little doorman who followed him at the time. Gustavo was a man of integrity, shrewdness and ability. Under his management and organization, the Grand Budapest Hotel became the premier resort at the time.

Gustavo and the elderly Mrs. D fell in love. After Mrs. D passed away, she left a priceless painting to Gustavo in her will.

This move angered her son Dimitri (Adrien Brody), and the doom of the Grand Budapest Hotel and Gustavo began.