The villain in the movie is because Shi Huang implicated innocent people, including the villain himself, in order to subdue the enemy. After that, there was no corresponding rescue and compensation, which led him to enter the road of revenge (if I did not misunderstand the movie, the villain's motive is so).
The self-sacrificing behavior of the Dutch brother at the end of the film should have rescued him.
The villain has some personal thoughts here, which is related to the direct cement backfilling of the pit by the Guangzhou subterranean authorities last year. The end result is that the people who fell inside will never be found.
That is, everything is now centered on economic construction. In order to prevent economic losses, the pit is directly backfilled. As a bystander, the whole incident feels impersonal at all, even chilling. Even now, many authorities are doing this, and the same is true of high-speed rail rollovers before.
Going back to the movie, Holland's values are that for subduing bad guys, it's not necessarily a means of causing damage, especially the use of hot weapons. The damage caused will also affect people and things around you. That's how the villain comes into being, so Holland developed the Weapons can both subdue the enemy and avoid devastating blows. I personally agree with them. His viscose device, I think reality can also be used... Suddenly it feels a little bit like spider silk.
More to the point, the previous incident of subduing a tiger (a lady got out of the car, but it is forbidden on the road, I don't know if anyone remembers this), I think using viscose can replace the killing, etc. …
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