Watching the movie reminds me countless times of how I felt when I was in New Zealand. Although I am far from being so miserable (just a working trip), the whole environment, the struggles of the people around you (based on fragile details for survival), and the entire modern mechanism are chilling. So many times that people ask themselves, what about my dignity, is it my fault, so that, is this a good society, what's the meaning of all these.. people are stuck in one step at a time, until being fucked till die..
I suddenly trembled. When I went to the Shenzhen government department to do business, I encountered a similar situation, countless redundant processes, and the anxiety and anger of the staff when they said "I'm sorry, this is not under our control". The country is also undergoing rapid modernization changes. Will we become like this one day...? Suddenly I am very fortunate that the difficult aunts that the government often encounters when doing business, as long as they pull, those processes will not be simplified to mechanical repetition...
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