Very coincidentally, I watched the club last week, so I am still very impressed. I think the same thing brought to the audience is that the movies intuitively reflect the helplessness of the poor when fighting the disease. The core of the two films is a matter of medicine, but one happened in the United States. The club expresses the pain of a single person when he is ill from the perspective of a patient, and then adds social phenomena in the United States, including homosexuality and business test. Medicine. And I am not the God of Medicine shows the group portraits of patients, and the local characteristics of China are vividly displayed. Zhang Changlin, who sells counterfeit medicines, the Public Security Bureau, who is lawful and affectionate, all live in shabby corners and have no money to treat patients. The starting points of the two films are completely different. As a patient, the male protagonist of the club shows us the despair of the patient with his superb performance. We are the audience behind the camera. We care a lot about his story, and I am not Xu Zheng, the god of medicine. He is just an ordinary person, he is not sick, he is just forced to make a living, he took our hand in the movie and made us feel the toiled people suffering from poverty and disease because of the high price of medicine, he told us that under the general environment of Chinese society, these The patient's struggle, let us empathize. So the two films have different starting points, but the same is the brilliance of human nature.
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