In the film, some of the crew members are greedy for money, some are lecherous, some are fragile in spirit, and some are not deeply involved in the world. For the two young people who fell in love with and coveted the smuggling of women, I would like to say, is it so difficult for the young men to control the life and death of women in the face of women's sex? !
I originally had some sympathy for the smuggling girl, but when I saw the series of footprints at the end and the situation in the restaurant a few years later, I still felt a little chilling and sad for the young male protagonist.
Only the captain bears the mission of "saving the ship" in his heart, and he desperately wants to save the old ship, so that he will not hesitate to sink to the bottom of the sea with it. The power of faith is evident from this.
Fog, although visible, but intangible, seems to be easy to break through, but in fact it is an invisible cage, and the people in the cage show the selfishness and greed of human nature.
Behind the smile, why aren't we the same?
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