In fact, the story is not important. The few words told in the last episode at 36 minutes and 15 seconds are the summary of this drama, and it is also the harvest of watching this 6 hours of film.
The characters in the story are just like you, me and him now, afraid of being unemployed and repeating the same job every day, sitting in the office to exchange youth for money; afraid of being inferior to others, forcing myself to climb up, even though what I get is not what I want I am afraid of loneliness, spend time with people I know, but I never thought that the feeling of loneliness would never disappear; I am afraid that the years will leave marks, and I sell myself at the best time for material security, I don’t know When will it be lost.
Hector asks: Why do you always know what questions to ask? Freddie said: Because I'm never afraid of answers.
Fear is sometimes power and sometimes poison, which is really like a wild beast. To learn to tame the beast in your heart, you can jump out of the most beautiful ballet.
I like this sentence very much, save it.
when the authority of a government is challenged, that government will do everything in its power
to ensure they are not exposed as the liars and murderers that they are.
I have come to understand that it is possible, Frederick, to be a patriot and at the same time
question and judge the wisdom and rightness of the government in power.
Ladies and gentlemen, if we cannot debate that which troubles our society, and more importantly troubles our government, then we cannot in all honesty call ourselves a democracy. If we cannot question our leaders as they embark on what has been called an illegal military action , an action publicly opposed by the United States government..And the countries of the United Nations Security Council...If we cannot reasonably and intelligently query about the rightness of an action that appears at heart to be deceitful...Then we are not a free (country).
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