In the face of war, being beaten by a group, being cast aside and never holding a gun, isn't this the "Notre Dame bitch" who "doesn't understand flexibility", "doesn't abide by social rules", and "one-stringed"? Doesn't this kind of person deserve to be poor all his life and never get ahead? How did you suddenly become a hero who made you "burn" and "move" you?
If I hadn't seen "Old Pao'er", which was also widely acclaimed, the high score and praise of this film almost made me believe that everyone's three views are on the right track. You used to think that the values of hutong local ruffians were sacred and inviolable "rules", but now you advocate keeping your beliefs, don't care what others think, and insist on being yourself. Friends, can we not be so swaying as people?
Oh, almost forgot. You call this kind of swing "the one who knows the times is the best." Therefore, China has fought so many battles, but few heroes have been seen, but there have been many traitors.
Speaking of which, I would like to say something off topic. The thing is, some time ago, a friend asked me to find a band supplier. I asked in a group full of PR people who had relevant resources. A child who worked in the 4A of the International University who had an intersection immediately approached me and said, "I have it, I want to earn this money!" Because I knew that this child could not have direct resources, he just wanted to be a middleman to make money After receiving a kickback, he said to him: "This is a good friend. I want to help him find the most direct resources, and the money from kickbacks is not easy to earn." Then the child became anxious: "I will not earn this money. Someone else earns it. As far as you think, you can only work for the rich all your life." I thought, at that moment, I was probably also a "stupid bitch who doesn't know how to adapt". By the way, he seems to have also given "Blood Battle Hacksaw Ridge" a good review recently.
Many people have all kinds of "rules" in their eyes, but no principles.
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