I don't think it's easy to summarize the plot of the movie. On the one hand, my ability is relatively poor, and on the other hand, it contains more elements. Art, romance or even comedy? When I try to generalize from a completely objective point of view, other things pop up involuntarily, and there is no way out.
What impressed me deeply was what Andy Lau said to Rene Liu on the platform when he chose to get off the bus.
Hua: Why didn't he (referring to silly root, Wang Baoqiang) not be on guard? Why can't he get hurt? Why? Is it because he is innocent? Is he stupid? Why are you making him stupid? Life requires him to be smart. As a person, you don't let him know the truth of life, that is deception. What is the great evil? Deception is a great evil.
Although it sounds high-sounding, it is true. (Andy Lau) Hua's heart must be very painful, and he doesn't want to use this way to tell another person the cruelty of reality. Making a choice is a difficult thing, and choosing to take away 6W is even more painful. In the end, he struggled at Platform Hua. In fact, he didn't want to get on the bus to protect the fool, but for the sake of the child, he finally got on the bus and gave his life.
There is also the method that (Liu Ruo)ying used to return the money to the silly root, which is very clever. I like things that make people think. The movie also specially gave a close-up of the egg that was thrown out. At this time, Ying's words were still lingering in his ears, which just gave people a room for comprehension. Unfortunately, I personally think that the lines of the policeman (Zhang Hanyu) can be considered - the original line is "Unfortunately, some tricks will never be changed again."
The two episodes of the movie are not bad either. One is "The Day" by Yang Kun when Hua Kui was killed. From the moment he chose to stay and fight Uncle Li, he completely lost Ying and the child in Ying's belly. The other one is that Ying is eating a piece of skin duck at the end. When Zhang Hanyu told her the news of Hua, Liu Ruoying sang "Do You Know?", which matched the picture and was very touching. Although I knew the ending for a long time, I was still sad when I was told, and couldn't hold back my tears. The screen is drawn for a long time, giving the audience time to recall the film and savor it carefully, and make the audience not feel depressed because the ending is a little sad.
I thought of something, but after a few days, I forgot all about it, and now I'm still doing other things, that's all.
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