I started watching it because the screenshots on the Internet attracted me. The two lines of the head of state are to the effect: If I am guilty, then the people who elected me are also guilty. Another meaning is: In fact, everyone has a part of me in their heart.
I thought it was interesting at first, but I couldn't really get into it. (No. will not)
In the first half of the movie, the main line is that the younger brother who wants to turn his job over finds that he seems to be playing the head of state, but he is actually the head of state who has passed through. Then I want to take the head of state to see Germany now (2014), and I want to get some program effects. In the first half, the head of state really communicated deeply with people regardless of race, age, or gender, spread his thoughts, and understood everyone's thoughts, which also contained a huge amount of inaccuracies.
In the second half, the head of state studied and used contemporary media to carry out sx propaganda. His personal speech charm and deep insights conquered everyone. After a show overturned, write an autobiographical book and make it into a movie.
The film ends here. What I see is more of a story of personal heroism, but this "hero" follows the line of thought. I think the essence of it is to come from the people to the people, and the dross part Must be removed.
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