At the beginning of the film, the boss of the express company said to a group of young employees (the male protagonist and his colleagues): You are the "Camel Xiangzi" of the new era.
Later it did. The male protagonist Guo Liangui is really the Camel Xiangzi of the new era. The story also really revolves around losing a car, looking for a car and losing a car....
At the end of the story, Xiaogui and Xiaojian took turns riding bicycles, one day each. This is reminiscent of a very good Iranian film "Little Shoes".
A truly outstanding masterpiece that resonates across races, beliefs, time and space. I believe that even if the post-00s watch this film by Wang Xiaoshuai, a post-60s director, showing the youth of the post-80s, it will still resonate.
The seventeen-year-old Xiaogui is the seventeen-year-old of a rural out-of-school youth. Xiaojian's seventeen-year-old is the seventeen-year-old of a middle school student in Beijing. But they all live at the bottom of society. Through the experience of a seventeen-year-old boy, the director tells about the pain and confusion of youth, and at the same time shows a microcosm of the society of an era, and it is very successful. The realism theme is done, it is really super attractive.
Gao Yuanyuan's role is not as good as Zhou Xun's few minutes of soy sauce. Although there are no lines, the role of Zhou Xun is actually the youth of a low-level rural girl. She steals her employer's clothes, high heels, and even sells her employer's clothes. Such a nanny with dirty hands and feet has always been cast aside. But the director did not criticize the character, and even allowed the audience to feel that he understood the character to a certain extent. Take a look at the current TV dramas, novels, and all kinds of barrages and comments that have a cold attitude towards the people at the bottom, and then look back at the seventeen-year-old bicycle. The understanding of a rural girl who made a little mistake is quite rare. Of course, understanding does not mean approval, nor does it mean she is right.
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