April now, and Dalian is still very cold. Sitting in front of the computer with a sweater and jacket to watch such a cold movie, the feeling of freezing is more thorough. The movie is somewhat exaggerated, but it's scary enough to think of the day after tomorrow, or the next century. Do we have the day after tomorrow?
Don't want to comment too much on the movie, as many have said, it hits on an aspect that needs our attention - the environment. This reminds me of an inexplicable heavy snowfall in Dalian one morning about last week. Please note that this is the end of April, and I don't know if it is normal for snow in the north at this time. It just went down like this, got wet, froze, then melted, and then everything seemed normal again. If everyone's prayer is only that disasters will not happen in this century we are alive, then, do we still have the day after tomorrow?
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