RF's role as a diplomat who suddenly became blind a few years ago is very well done. A diplomat who once arrogantly mediates, now his family is ruined and self-exiled in the prosperity of a foreign country, becoming cynical. On the one hand, he exaggerates the details of his blind people to the people he hates and avoids any opportunity to speak against his heart; on the other hand, he tries to maintain his dignity and conceal his weaknesses to acquaintances and people who value.
Another highlight is a section of the western landscape seen by Kaitria. It was unexpected that the director arranged a wonderful ink and wash animation to come in. Why does the Chinese own things only have a way out of foreigners? So is the old scene of Shanghai Beach. The mainland and Taiwan shots, even "Flowers on the Sea" and "Lust Caution" have a slick American spirit and curiosity. And this film, just like the hero's description of the Belarusian nobles, is full of "tragic" atmosphere. This kind of history will no longer be repeated, and the whole world will no longer have such a wonderful place as Shanghai at that time.
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