Aside from the flaws in the non-professional actor's performance, I tried to watch the film with a straight stream of consciousness, but one plot can destroy your naive thinking. In short, it will divide your ideology into countless subconscious streams, which are only fully released at the end, and then empty, because you know that you can't do anything that is too realistic...
People say Mr. Jia He is standing at a certain height overlooking the people of all social classes, but I feel that he has been standing among the people and experiencing all things that are changing. He is also successful. Whether it is wine, cigarettes, or sugar, he uses silent intentions to convey some thoughts and feelings that he really understands. Of course, audiences of different natures and classes may have different experiences, even if you think It's meaningless, and you're right...
Sometimes, you can't take life too far, and if it's too indifferent, it makes no sense at all: "Heaven respects the earth, and the world is fixed. The humble and the high stand, the high and the low. The movement is constant, the rigid and the soft." The struggle that should be fought, the abandonment that should be abandoned, is not eternal, not immortal, nor is it immutable, everyone is equal, and life is inherently composed of countless embarrassments script.
So ah, control our flooding consciousness, when it's time to turn back, don't wait until the flow is over and sigh alone...
As far as ideology is concerned, I give it full marks.
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