The film presents audiences with the nerve-wracking weeks of that June, a tight-paced, exciting, and detailed narrative for what could have been a boring story, and it's neat and thematically focused. Powerful, always focused on whether or not to report this potentially incendiary truth. Although the first half of the film is too protracted and loose, people are still very dazed and confused after 30 minutes of watching it. But the following plot narrative quickly got on the right track, making the overall structure fairly compact. In general, this film has a deep and serious theme. Except for the procrastination and trivialness of the first half, the overall rhythm of the film is relatively good. Lao Si's exploration of the theme and content is stable, which can be called an excellent work.
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