For Chaplin, the most impressive action is the image of him constantly twisting screws after his typical dressing up, and now I think of it as a clip in "Modern Times". The great master Chaplin painted the industrial revolution and the fate of the workers so vividly. The cruel machine squeezed out the last bit of strength of the workers who were like screws. The protests of the workers were also useless. Even if you are hungry, you can't lose your imagination and smile! Chaplin silently displayed the bitterness and joy, sorrow and joy of the people at the bottom of the society in front of us. He used to just laugh, but now he understands: and this kind of common people's life seems to be continuing... and this kind of expression requires a great deal of attention. Great courage and ability. Silent is better than sound!
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