Also EP2 is worth talking about. It is not just about “don’t play with mobile phones while driving”, but focuses on the reshaping of interpersonal connections by modern information technology. Come back soon) and the "violence" (S2E2 white bear) that you watched can all be echoed. It's just that the screenwriter is trying to bring these issues into the torrent of the information society, using the kidnapping case as the trigger point to present a slice of the information society. With the blessing of high technology, the information flow has an unimaginable speed: how do interns contact the president layer by layer; social accounts are used to outline the user image of the hijacker, even faster than the police; the hijacker releases fake gun news to Receive feedback from social networks and complete the loop in an instant; the news that the hijacker was killed is immediately pushed to each user, and you can also imagine how many tragedies like "watching the phone while driving" will happen; in the process of the information loop, watch The "violence" also occurs at all times (mobile phones, forums, TV broadcasts). At the same time, our emotions are encoded and hidden: the mother can only learn about the daughter who committed suicide through email, but the daughter's social account password comes from the photo taken with the mother. Of course, since it's just a "slice", the shortcomings are also obvious: light and glimpse, no taste.
In addition, it is commendable that this episode also retains a little bit of British humor: Why don't you dress like a fucking intern!, put It's my last day to soothe the mood, the president of spiritual cultivation says Oh fuck, I hear you, etc. .
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