Recommended good movies that are worth at least two brushes. The first time you watch the story, the second time, the choice, change and "change" of the hero is destined. From the perspective of Christianity, the free will of mankind, whether to become an angel or a devil, is always in your own hands. From the perspective of Buddhism, I have also seen the law of cause and effect, good karma and bad karma. In the end, the male protagonist seemed to have made a new choice, but the inner vanity (cause) remained unchanged, and he still could not escape the temptation. The ending was the same (effect). The real Satan also said at the time: "Vanity is my favorite original sin!" Buddhism says to "protect mindfulness" is to carefully maintain your inner peace and conscience and not be easily tempted by Satan. After reading some film reviews, by the way, I would like to mention two details that you might have overlooked. The first time the male protagonist had the opportunity to work in a big city, but had not made a final decision, so he asked his wife’s opinion and said, “If you don’t want me to do this job, I won’t accept it. (To the effect)” Second Secondly, he chose "justice" to withdraw from the trial, not defending the teacher in the indecency case. When a "reporter" wanted to use this to publicize his heroic deeds, he was ready to leave at first. But both times, his wife played an absolute impetus for him in the end, Say Yes. I don't think it was his wife who changed his thoughts, but the voices of important people around him superimposed his own thoughts, and the balance of angels and demons may be tilted. Free Will is one of the most important rights of mankind. Because of it, we can decide to cast ourselves to God or the devil, decide whether to do the right thing or the wrong thing, and finally decide what kind of person we are going to be. Because, it's not just behavior! The moment you start your mind, the gears of cause and effect begin to turn!
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