Fireworks in the daytime, different Harbin. The first impression of the movie is the tone of the movie, which reveals the coldness of Harbin everywhere. From the beginning to the end, the film is the life in the city, showing the whole world the bits and pieces of Chinese folk life. Of course, except for the plot of killing and breaking the corpse. There is almost no background music, making the already depressing film even more silent and even a little creepy. Whether or not the protagonist falls in love with a sinner, at least he is frank with the law. The fireworks of the day are the beginning of all stories; the fireworks of the day are also the end of these stories. Zhang Zili, who set off fireworks at the end, set off the last fireworks for Wu Zhizhen, whom he loved deeply. The plot of the whole film is also in the word "cold". Crimes are interspersed among them, in fact, it is about love, but such love is destined to have no results.
The ice skating rink scene is pleasing to the eye, giving an unspoken cinematic beauty in the language of the camera.
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