Normal people can't do this...

In the videotape stage, although the first three shots in the film wrote "This is a true story", I am already wondering: if there is a real story, then who made the image of the man hiding the treasure? Woolen cloth? Since it is a treasure, the fewer people who know the better, there should be no photographers to follow. But if it is a selfie, how can he record these? Would it be possible to set up the Camera from a distance, choose a good angle, and try again if it doesn't work once? He only needs to draw a treasure map directly! As the plot played repeatedly, I was immediately convinced: this story is totally unbelievable. Question: The so-called treasure is nothing more than digging a hole in the snow and burying the box in it. So when the spring flowers bloom and the snow melts in the coming year, how can this box be hidden? Even more funny, insert a "red flag" right as a mark? It is as absurd as it is.
After determining this point, looking at the words and deeds of the heroine, the IQ is really worrying. The sad reminder is that after speaking out the thoughts in her heart, the only one who can help her solve the problem is an American policeman, and there is a language barrier between the two. Although this woman has a dull expression, her escape skills are top-notch. In the play, she ran several times-old women's houses, hostels, police, taxis-it is strange why Americans like to help others but don't like chasing them?
In addition to being unable to distinguish reality from virtual at the IQ level, this woman is different from ordinary people, and she has very poor common sense in life. The videotape rushed directly into the toilet, without worrying about the possibility of being rolled into a knot and blocking the sewer. You stole your boss’s card and ran away. Wouldn’t people report the loss/freeze the card in the first place? As a 29-year-old girl, you decided so happily and ran away happily. (Although her mother is as nagging like Chinese parents, she keeps talking about "have you found someone", "how is your job", "promoted or not" all day long, but she was not trained to do so. The ground is different from common sense and sentimentality!) In the
end, all the backgrounds are blurred, leaving only a white piece of land really clean. She found what she wanted, and the abandoned rabbit also appeared. The meaning is self-explanatory.

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