When a storm hits, one can only see what a person is. ——
Alexander Dumas
After reading it, I really feel sad for the old horse, and also sad for all the middle class~
60 years old, 10 years of insurance, the company is going to transform, one sentence: thank you for your work, bye bye! Then I can only pat the butt and leave, sad!
On the train commuting to and from get off work, the woman said that she found a person named "Pulan" who was paid 100,000 US dollars, but she didn't get the last penny for her hard work, sad!
I was betrayed by my most trusted colleague, almost causing my wife and children to be kidnapped, sad!
In fact, there is no real villain in the film, not the corrupt officials, not the mysterious woman, not the colleague of Lao Ma.
Through Lao Ma, what the film actually wants to express is a deeper kind of sadness: he knows he has been tricked, but he can't even find a specific object. Lao Ma is designed from beginning to end, he is like a A chess piece is placed here and there, whether this piece can be captured or who is captured, no one cares, because the player who plays chess is not a specific person at all!
Some storms form naturally, while others are man-made. In the jungle of reinforced concrete, the test is not only the survival of the fittest, but also the human nature.
At the end of the film, when the commuters on the train stood up one by one and said "I am Pulan" without fear of death. People are all infected by old horses and can't be saved.
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