I saw a joke today: Men keep making mistakes, but they always have a safe exit. "White Lotus Resort" says: The rich make mistakes all the time, and in the end there is always no consequence, as long as the poor make a mistake, his life will be over. This drama has written several stories about conflicts between the rich and the poor, but in the end, the poor always bear the cost. For the rich, these problems can end up as a joke, an episode, a life adjustment, or even a Life brings benefits, but for the poor it can be a huge disappointment, potentially losing a job, the price of being in jail or even losing your life. There are no good or bad people in the play. The rich and the poor just act according to the heart of ordinary people. People are similar, but they have a world of difference. The rich have more ways to deal with conflicts, because They have more resources (connections and money), but the poor are different. The poor in the play either choose to shelve conflicts or make concessions in order to avoid losses. Once they want to fight, they must take the risk and become the moral or legal bad guy. , and even such a sacrifice would hardly shake the rich.
This drama sets the story in the resort, which is a rare place where the two classes intersect, allowing people to intuitively see the conflict between the two individuals. In fact, people of different classes are now living in a folded world. There is very little intersection between individuals. The conflicts between different classes are carried out in a more subtle and complicated way, and the cost of the poor is therefore invisible, and injustice is covered up in Under various morals, laws, and theories, this makes the chances of resolving conflicts even more slim.
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