The film's concern for disadvantaged groups is touching. A wealthy person like Xing Ye, who has a successful career and lives an exquisite life, can make such a film that cares about the suffering of the people at the bottom, which makes people feel embarrassed to pick on them.
But although this film tells the story of migrant workers, it is not for migrant workers. This is for children, for the people who are becoming increasingly numb under the tide of consumerism.
In reality, how many children of migrant workers go to aristocratic schools? In reality, how many people survived a serious industrial accident? How many people got timely and effective treatment? How many people have successfully received the corresponding compensation? !
Reality is not a movie, and there will be no kind and cute alien superpower dogs who will do their best to resurrect migrant workers (often the mainstay of their families) who died in accidents, protect and support vulnerable groups, and it is a living person who needs to pay bit by bit. A work of hard work and hard work. Who has such a big motive to do something that doesn't necessarily have direct and rich rewards? ?
I hate more and more the smug rhetoric that "labor resources are abundant and cheap" as China's advantage! How many blood and tears of migrant workers are hidden behind these relaxed words!
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