After watching this film, I have a deep feeling, here to talk about my thoughts. What I am most impressed by is not the brutality of politics and the gloom of the system, but the awakening of small people and the beauty of human nature. From the beginning of the film, Wesler's ruthless and dedicated loyalty to his job, to intervene in the writer's life, and gradually protect them secretly, so that I saw the emergence of a hidden good person. At the end of the film, I was shocked to see that Wesler bought the Sonata for the Good Man and gave it to himself. I don't know if Wesler will live his life in mediocrity and loneliness in the future, but I think his compassion, justice and bravery are enough to warm himself and the people who have gone through that scene.
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