Relax for the last time, rest is no more comfortable than studying. It is indeed a very good commercial film. The advantage is the selection of the subject matter. The Beijing Asian Games appears in the background, which shows that in the 1990s, South Korea was undergoing rapid economic development and comprehensive modernization.
After the turbulent authoritarian period, South Korea, which has joined the global division of labor system, is indeed a suitable place to seek wealth. The protagonist's wife goes to work in South Korea, and the protagonist owes a huge sum of 60,000 yuan for the visa (I don't know why the visa is so expensive). The story goes by This expands.
The 1988 Seoul Olympic Games was almost turned into a shady by national pride, a blend of emotions between a sense of superiority and inferiority (similar to the mainland more than 10 years ago). The sensitive issues of the Korean ethnicity revealed, the unsound rule of law, (many Korean commercial films are keen to show the 1970s and 1990s) are the epitome of social development.
The film itself is an old routine of Korean commercial films, such as environmental issues and social issues, which are essentially unavoidable issues in the development process. Commercial films of this quality, placed on the mainland, will lead to "political metaphor theory" and "social criticism theory". Just talking about technology, China is fully capable of producing similar films. The Chinese are keen to talk about politics, and the social status quo is not completely stable. , the public does have a need to pay attention to politics, but because of the single angle of understanding of politics, it has always become an outlet for people's negative emotions.
What should zf do at different stages of development? The movie does not need to give a good answer, but what the movie presents and what direction it explores is a reflection of social psychology. It would be great if a movie could have a little more direction for a person’s outward seeking and thinking.
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