The story the monkey had to tell

Rachelle 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Grandpa Wen: This pot friend, I advise you to be kind and easy-going when the second generation of the richest man is weak and incompetent without his family by his side. When his family is around, he will scold the male protagonist. The blood is thicker than that of the original family, but it is a real sin. The example of the heroine who won't die tells a girl that getting married is not only a matter of two people who have the same value orientation in order to be happy. In addition, an accident has also made a group of male protagonists who are bad and naive thinking that he can be a brother to the rich second generation. In fact, he can only be slapped in the face again and again. He is bad. It can be seen from driving away the big driver. In the end, he killed someone, took the money, opened a car dealership, and entered politics? Grandson's marriage arrangement is clearly suffocating?

Erwin 2021-12-27 08:01:59

The best-selling book adaptation is good, but I always feel that the film is a bit weird. The protagonist’s letter to the Chinese Premier is the first strange thing. What thoughts and social psychology would make the author imagine such a hypothesis? It may be the first time that a living contemporary Chinese leader has been "played" in a foreign film. The representative of the Indian socialist party who tried to vilify in the film is another strange thing. I know that the state of Klara in southern India is often successfully governed by the Communist Party of India, but I have never heard of corruption as in the film. The main line of the film is okay. Those who are interested can take a look. I heard that the original novel has also been translated and published.