There are advantages and disadvantages to the older generation's worldview. Lao Pao'er tells about the collision of old and new ideas, and also the sadness of heroes' twilight.
Strictly speaking, Liu Ye is not a good person, but only half a hero. His incidents are too serious, some things are too serious, and his family suffers. His insistence on fighting corruption is actually the morality he insists on, which is still worthy of respect.
In addition, the father-son line is very touching. Li Yifeng's Zhang Xiaobo is in a good mood, just like a disobedient and stubborn young man. Speaking of his "axis", he is very similar to his father. BTW, the pub scene is really moving, I really like the way the father and son communicate emotionally after the pub comes out. On the surface, this line talks about the relationship between father and son, but it also reflects the collision of old and new ideas. It is a great line.
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