The old tricks of political movies are gone. ., Reivew on Fair Game

The United States seems to like such political movies that are based on real events. Of course, unlike the Chinese dynasty, most of them ridicule the government. The general model is the experience of a national staff member who was "persecuted" by the government, intelligence department, or a privileged agency, but finally successfully "turned over" by relying on the strength and belief of justice. Of course, at the end of the film, the real "protagonist" always shows his face, whether it is static like photo files, or just speeches in Congress, courts, and hearings.

Tired of it, tired of it, really tired of it, just like the "tree typical" movie of the Chinese Dynasty, I'm tired of watching it too much. Although I know that the United States is democratic, it has human rights, it has the right to supervise the media, and justice can always defeat evil. . . .

Let me tell you a little episode. When I was watching a movie, my wife said, "Americans have the stars and stripes in front of their houses." I replied, "This is a fact. I have seen it with my own eyes in the United States. Americans are still very patriotic." My wife laughed and said, "Under any circumstances in China, the national flag will be hung in front of every house." I wondered, "Is it possible that the National Day has been changed to the national flag in every family, and isn't it only in shops and government offices and public utilities?" The wife replied, "Idiot, every family has the national flag in front of their house because their house will be forcibly demolished." I"....."

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