The whole movie is indeed very dark. Although it seems to be an optimistic ending, the accusation of the opposition party in the case of the prosecutor losing power shows that everyone is familiar with the political rules and no longer pays attention to right or wrong. Even if there is nothing right or wrong in politics, interests There are entanglements and compromises, and the previous game continues.
The media, enterprises, and politics are not constrained by the system, and they are all in one spirit. This is common in East Asian countries, and there are also in the West. The Asian Godfather has a description of the rich history of East Asia and Southeast Asia. Japan, South Korea, etc. have supported the private sector in the early rises. Whether it is the Japanese chaebol before the war, or the current rise of the Korean family, a good argument for government-business collusion is government-enterprise cooperation. Development from nothing is very motivating, and the process of establishment will become more and more influential, and finally an intertwined network will be established. Ali's investment in Nanhua, and Tencent's investment in Caixin are a bit of a clan, and tomorrow's and the like have been cultivated for many years, but the political influence has been suppressed by TG, so I don't think it's bright for popular elections or the present. Like the Putian system, there are no shortcomings in the laws and regulations. The reason for the scolding is because of the actual deviation. Now many systems and consciousness are not sound, and there is very little awareness of property contracts. Many are still in the feudal period. Cultural influence can also be said to be the absence of modern thinking. When watching at station B, many people say that the movie refers to sang and scolding Huai, but every country has these problems, just the difference between the strong and the weak.
The film doesn't talk about love. Li Bingxian's character talks about brotherhood to Bai Yunzhi's character, and men and women to female partners. After that, if it's not betrayal, or people are sent to death, it's not the traditional Chinese morality. People are doing it, but God is not necessarily. Looking at the development of modern medical care to the end, bad people can live a long life with money. Therefore, the competition for interests throughout, and those who stand in my way have no hand. I am also curious as to why not just kill them directly. The idea of many characters is to stay honest and think differently, and because everyone has more or less handles, they will be controlled by others.
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