Social chaos, corruption to the bone marrow. The male protagonist is still a person who can do his own work, but he is also blatantly taking bribes to scrape money. When all this became the norm, it showed that his country was really sick. When the police catch a suspect across regions, they need to put money in to take them away. The illness is too deep. Riots, killing people in the streets, people have lost the meaning of life. The protagonist, as a civil servant, needs a card, but his life is still poor and simple, not to mention the common people, there is no hope in life at all. Looking at his home, it can be described as shabby. The TV reminded me of the old Yellow River TV in China in the 1980s and 1990s. We should be lucky, there is a saying that is good: we are not living in a peaceful era, but we are living in a peaceful country. Our country also has scumbags who accept bribes, but you don’t have to use money to clear the way for everything. As long as you are not lazy, the common people can have a good life. Well, on this point, the happiness index is simply overwhelming compared to these countries.
At the end of the film, the so-called last bit of conscience instigated by the so-called pursuit of justice was not done, and it ended with chaos. Blind people, half of the portraits of the president of the country have been erased, everything is a plaything for politicians, just like the woman who was killed at the beginning, it's all farts. Politicians and power-seekers are the root cause of the country's disease, but the common people can't see it so deeply, so they can only be played with, and they are foolishly kidnapped by the so-called democracy and freedom. The people don't care who wins, and whoever wins he helps whom, even if whoever rules wants to exploit them, they still enjoy it, because that's their master!
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