The inconsistent behavior of mothers and sons-in-law is the most criticized. It also proves two points. We will repent for the consequences of our behavior, but we will not pay for the consequences of our behavior. The former point is the flash of human nature, and the latter point is the limitation of human nature. There is a line in the film That's how the law works. It's not wrong, but it always sounds harsh in such a morally tortured film. This is the meaning of the movie, on the basis of the fact, let people torture themselves a little more. Not everything is based on morality, but a little more thinking in addition to rational judgment.
Finally, let morality torture the heart and let the law judge reality.
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Such a film is still suitable to appear in a country with a relatively complete legal system, telling people that there is a morality in addition to the law. At the same time, this kind of reflection is also conducive to the further improvement of the law. In order to avoid the occurrence of tragedies, it is ultimately necessary to rely on the completeness of the law. Thinking on the moral level is to remind people that there are still these omissions, these injustices, and to urge people to make progress. Instead of being misunderstood by people as having good morals and good morals, as long as we wholeheartedly improve our ideological and moral standards, the world can become a beautiful world...
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