In fact, I didn't understand it when I first watched it, and I didn't understand what Laopao'er meant. Maybe I didn't have the opportunity to experience some grievances and grievances, and I didn't experience the real brotherhood. I read some comments, maybe Understand it a little bit. Because of Xiao Bo'er's incident, Master Liu found that his previous way of dealing with others was not so adaptable, but he still had to come forward to solve it for his own children, but he didn't want to trouble his brothers. However, when they appeared behind Liu Ye one by one, the tears couldn't help falling, and when Liu Ye stood up again with the saber, I couldn't help crying. I think, this is the real brotherhood.
Director Feng's acting skills can't be said. Let's talk about Li Yifeng. I remember that the whole class watched this movie together. When Xiaobo was brought out, he saw Liu Ye's eyes when he was standing below. The classmates said that Li Yifeng has drama in his eyes, and I think so too. There is also a drinking place with Liu Ye. Feng Dao also said that when he saw Li Yifeng's eyes, he felt that this child was not bad. Although Li Yifeng's Beijing accent is not so good, he is already very good as a Sichuanese. The young master played by Kris Wu finally cried when he saw the sixth master running over with a saber, because he didn't want to, but he couldn't help it, he couldn't do anything, it's not bad.
I also want to talk about the ostrich that escaped. Don’t you tell us that even if you want to escape from the cage, but you can’t escape fate after all, you still have to accept the current situation?
And after the movie was broadcast, Li Yifeng wrote a letter to the sixth master as Xiaobo, and he used plain words to tell the sixth master about everyone's current situation. The plain language contains regret for the sixth master. I think, Xiao Bo owes his father, I think Li Yifeng also hopes that Xiaobo and Liu Ye can really chat and talk like a normal father and son. Some people said that I would cry when I read this letter. Maybe, everyone Actually understand it.
Maybe Lao Pao'er's way of doing things is outdated, but the real brotherhood will not fade away with time.
A little humble opinion. ?
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