In fact, the first scene that impressed me was the constant comparison between people walking through the subway gates and the newly hatched chicks being sorted from the conveyor belt, their mouths scalded, and then sent to be fed. If people are not injured because of the backlog, will they be transported directly through the conveyor belt like chickens? If the chick also gets hurt, is it also a stampede to slide from the chute onto the conveyor? This is a silent documentary. Does the constant exchange of these two scenes hope that we can really learn to be kind to animals?
In fact, the happiest part of me, who keeps walking, is that when you have seen all kinds of life, when you have seen thousands of sights, you will have expectations, and you will be more aware of yourself when you see more beautiful scenery. Small, you know life is harder, so treat others with kindness and respect at all times.
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