What appears to be an innocent kidnapping is actually more like a poverty-stricken medical insurance debate. The glorious greatness of human nature is often based on mutual trust. Why do we have to wait until tragedy strikes to force social constitution reform and legal loopholes to be repaired? Could it be that this is the only way for mankind to create civilization and move towards progress, and it has already become useless? Sometimes that seems to be the case! People live in this world like a dense network, and most of them are connected by interests. Some people want to survive, some people want to progress; there are strong people and weak people, and even the strong will squeeze the weak to the point of being unable to survive. Historical experience tells us: where there is oppression, there is resistance. When it develops to the point where it can no longer clean up the mess, it can only wait for a more perfect system to maintain this balance. And the restoration of this balance is destined to be long, and some people will even sacrifice. Education is often a self-improvement system in this disparate physique with a huge balance gap, and educators often forget to reflect on themselves. Sometimes tragedies don't happen by accident. Poverty values always seem a bit tasteless in the pursuit of equality and freedom. On the contrary, outrageous actions will have obvious effects. He does not represent the individual, but the silent majority! This huge data is a true portrayal of imbalance! The actions of the black uncle are both tragic and helpless. In the film, he was not moved by his sacrifice to prolong his son's life in jeopardy. Instead, his hopeless anxiety was more deeply stinging!
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