I watched a movie "Football Hooligan 1" recently. I watched 2 first and then 1. After watching 2, I felt that it was full of violence, blood, and no connotation. Thinking about the first film, it is generally more elite, so I also Come and see. After watching the first 80%, I feel like I'm going to be disappointed again, and the silly kid who played Fredo in The Lord of the Rings before makes me feel very cheap! Damn it, it's none of your business, you are just having fun. After watching it, I was completely transformed and felt that this was a stupid kid who deserves respect. There is a sentence in it: Pete's life taught me there is time to stand ur ground, his death taught me there's a time to walk away. 【Being a person must have a position, but sometimes you must let go in time】. When I watched "Goal" before, I was very obsessed with England because of the football atmosphere there and the very beautiful, charming and shocking urban construction. Many civilizations made me very infected and yearned for it. When I saw 80% of the time, I thought it was the dirty side of English football, but then, this sentence told me, really, English football is indeed a culture, the fans here are the real fans, the people hold on to their faith to the death. I think behind this is a kind of [sincerity], a value expressed in the most naked way. Yes, u should take one side, stand on it, till death.
So, after reading it, I think I like England more, its quietness, its football and its faithfulness and sincerity.
. . . In fact, in life, we all yearn for sincerity and there is no falsehood, which is why many people like children, because they are the most true; but I am sorry, the reality is that you will always meet false people, they take every sides! they make u have the desire to pick up a brick to ham onto this son of a bitch!
But I don't hate politicians, on the contrary I admire them. Although some of them are corrupt and selfish, although some people say that politicians have the most fake and hypocritical smiles, I still admire them. Because they know that behind them is the state, the regime; so they are taking a big essential side.
I also don't hate the humble people, the really humble people. They are not hypocritical, they know that there are people outside, and they know that keeping a low profile can better protect themselves. This is a philosophy of life that a wise man understands. But I don't like people who pretend to be modest. They are modest on the surface, but they are actually showing off in the most obscene way.
Of course there are those despised people and things in England, but there are some people here who are very lovely.
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