Everywhere, skyscrapers, fragrant bars, shining Toyota taxis, large neon advertisements of Kenwood and Fujifilm, and escalators crossing the streets all shine with the light of prosperity at the peak of the economy. This is Japan in 1989, 28 years ago. Sir Ridley Scott's gangster films, without any doubt, classic and attractive, culture and conflict are cleverly wrapped in the shell of gangster chase and bloody struggle, without any sense of intent. 4.5 points properly. ,0.5 points for photography, especially the steel factory section. By the way, what do you think of, the famous Apple advertisement "1984"? Let’s look at an interesting detail. Look at the comparison between Japan’s economy and China’s domestic economy. The escort girl from Chicago told Douglas that he would tip her girl 50 dollars. Garcia told Douglas that the wine was 120 dollars, the sashimi was 200 dollars, and Takakura paid the bill. The official exchange rate of the U.S. dollar in 1989 was 3.76. At that time, when foreign exchange bonds were used, the U.S. dollar ratio on the black market could sometimes reach 8. At that time, the domestic medium-level wages were around RMB 80-100, which was calculated on the high line of 100. So Douglas' tip is 400 yuan, 4 months' salary in China. Wine money + fish is 320 US dollars, 2560 yuan, domestic salary for 2 years and 1 month. Osaka in 1989.
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