If not all, at least the main meaning of this film exists outside the film, and it finally tries to bring the word "revolution" that has been brushed out in the history books to the individuals involved. I don't think this is "value output", on the contrary, it seeks to return to the origin of "value", which is the value of people. Only under this premise can we discuss what is great, what is insignificance, what is throwing blood, and what is black humor.
In addition, the biggest elbow in Chinese movies is the script, and we have good actors. Wang Xueqi, Nicholas Tse, and Hu Jun all performed well. All of them are characters, and the key depends on which stage to set up and what drama to sing.
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