Playing politics is equivalent to dying, which is nothing in China. It's in the news, but Chinese politics is still unimaginable, no matter how infighting the country's leader is a foreign spy. It's obvious that there's a big difference in the British and Americans' reception of the film. Of course we can use this Fictional to comfort myself, but is it really fictional? Not to mention the innumerable details from scottish until after graduating from college, from handsome appearance to drastic popularity, even if a certain plot behind is obviously fictional (Although I doubt that such an obvious fiction is intended to temper the striking similarity of other details.) If you think about it, it is entirely possible in real life (though how the reality is known only to a few and may even be true). This era packs a lot of punch. Very few people can see a person's heart through their colorful appearance. This is where the real horror is. On
imdb, the British still habitually point out the accent of the actor or the details that are different from the British reality. Actually, I am really interested It's how they accept this kind of speculation. Of course, they are good at being reserved in front of others and gossiping in front of others. Maybe the election results can reflect certain opinions from the side.
As a suspense film, it is undoubtedly not suspenseful enough and has a much-criticized ending (a little). The stupid act of the writer) but the political background is the soul of this movie, so before going to watch this movie, do a little bit of understanding of the relevant characters and some historical events, otherwise you may find it boring
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