Only a superficial personal opinion! Every disaster documentary, every hero's sacrifice is worthy of our respect, for which we gave 5⭐. The captain in the play has the following feelings. 1. Humanization. Multi-angle interviews, willing to give opportunities to people with "addict" criminal records, of course, there are also reasons why the male protagonist insists on staying in the team, but the premise is that he meets Bole. 2. Be responsible. When the wife wants children, she refuses. Knowing that her work is dangerous, if an accident occurs, it will be more difficult for the wife to raise the children independently. If there are no children, the wife can also find someone to rely on without pressure. 3. Strong sense of responsibility. It can be seen from 2 points: (1) the male protagonist wants to change careers, worried that he will fall ill in the future (2) stick to the last moment and still care for the players. For the male protagonist, he made up his mind to quit drug addiction, and it was cool that he would not take anesthesia when he was bitten! In the end, he was the only one left to witness the death of his teammates, which was cruel! The whole play is run through his emotional changes, I just want to feel that human nature is very real, and some things can only be fully realized by experiencing them! Finally, salute to the firefighters! Salute to all the heroes in life! Salute to the medical staff who have contributed to the new crown!
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