They reason and have rules, but these are only in their own rivers and lakes, not in this era and society. They are getting old, but they are still accompanied by infatuated women, and brothers are fighting for their lives. They say that they follow the rules of the rivers
and lakes but still rely on the laws of society... Times have changed, and this society, Beijing, is no longer the world of old gunmen , they are getting old, but they don't want to die like this. If something goes wrong, they have to follow their rules. If this is reasoning, then this reasoning is a bit too domineering, and even has a taste of totalitarianism. . More importantly, these rules and reasoning emerged in the process of making a fortune for the son (fighting for the father).
In the process of their reasoning, they also used the phrase "something, we have to do" to find a rationality for their cunning in the current new era, which is a bit rascal.
In the final analysis, this is still a story of personal heroism, and those deliberate poetic and tragic are a little too much. It is not so much that they are nostalgic for a romanticism, but rather a kind of false power. Although they were not the ones who were once in power, they still need their parents to pacify the fights.
What military compound, what Hutong string, the story of fighting father has not changed. Lao Pao'er is in the cold prison, and the parents of the compound are busy making progress in their careers. One of them has become the sixth master, and the other has become the governor. During the time when their father was missing, the Hutong children grew into a new generation who needed to be rescued, and the courtyard children grew into the second generation of officials who had no warmth, but the same thing was lack of love.
People abide by the ethereal, unworthy of worship, full of false romantic and poetic truths and rules, and in the end, the only gain is the second generation of Hutong who is lying in the hospital and always wants his father to come out. This story of fighting father is related to all fighting father The story is the same, although it seems brilliant and romantic.
Those days of youth, full of fights and swear words, may be worth remembering by one generation, but they are no more romantic or poetic than the youth of another generation playing games and clubs, and even a kind of old age. That's it.
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