Mies's so-called minimalism is that the whole room is simple to the toilet with walls, the rest is unobstructed, and even the wardrobe is saved. Should the wardrobe be set up to become a focus of public debate? Perhaps the wardrobe is so beautiful that it undermines the purity of the building, but we must also have a little empathy for the owner. The glass house is beautiful, but it is based on disregarding some of the basic functions that are indispensable to people's lives. Is it pure art, or is it where someone has to make breakfast?