"FireWire" seems to be the kind of drama that has no climax at all, how good it looks? I saw an excellent metaphor to describe this play: You look at it and you realize that you are already wet and you have to use adult diapers to fix it.
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The most awesome thing about this play is that he takes absolute realism. Refusing to preach, the plot development is not taken for granted, the characters are real and full. The creator records and describes the police, drug dealers and other social strata and society from an objective perspective.
Unfortunately, because of the choice of realism in artistic expression, the play is very unpopular, and the Emmys seem to have little gain.
During the viewing process, I have been comparing "Poison Master" and "Line of Fire". First of all, I have to say that "Poison Master" has a better look and feel, and it is more enjoyable. The character of Lao Bai is really amazing. And "FireWire" has a more sense of social responsibility; the complete presentation of the various social conditions also makes him appear more atmospheric.
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