Some people criticized the director’s subjectivity, others criticized the film as speaking from the standpoint of people whose interests have been harmed, but I am fortunate that I, a socialist ordinary citizen, can see the world’s richest country in peace. People of my class told me that their current life situation. This film slightly stung my vision for the future, allowing me to reflect on my present, my living environment, and pay attention to our political and economic system. I can’t help but say that it is like a vacuum cleaner, let me understand that the sense of security we think of is always self-righteous. The 1% at the tip of the pyramid resembles the director of Goldman Sachs in the United States.
In fact, I have never known this, but when I showed it to my eyes again, I never expected the status quo to be so shocking, so large, and so out of control. Most of them are not aware of it. Perhaps only at this moment will reflection be aroused, and the impact of the financial crisis will be taken seriously.
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