I was reminded of Tourette Syndrome. His voice and movements kept repeating, and with each stop, there were more and more vacancies in the car. I secretly encouraged myself to resist the urge to change seats and be at peace. Perhaps, they are trying not to disrupt other people's lives, but they cannot avoid people's isolation. The range of his movements suddenly increased, and I was startled. Finally, I lost my fear and changed to a separate seat.
He snapped and moved his seat. I felt a little guilty. I don't know why, but I always felt that my behavior was inappropriate. Annoyingly cursed himself.
Before he got to the station, he stood up and stood by the handrail at the back door, perhaps not intending to sit again. Only then did he see clearly that he was carrying a transparent folder, and when he stood by the door, he looked very gentle. When he got out of the car, I was still looking through the window to see if there was any constant weird movement - I just wanted to make sure my judgment was accurate.
You have to know enough to not be afraid.
People's pity for the world, like pity for themselves, is often pale.
I admit that I'm a little too naive, not afraid to open my arms and hug people who need hugs.
The fringe between the same group, cold, defensive, like "Crash". A good movie makes people of different skin tones recognize their indifference, ignorance, and sensitivity to another group, so that they each take a step back and make room for each other. There is no such good movie in China. Although, the director's approach is also provocative.
Great movie, great music. But when I liked the white youth police officer, he opposed racial discrimination and tried to resolve a conflict caused by skin color, but in the end, he mistakenly thought that the black youth who hitchhiked was going to attack him, and he shot him without explanation. I can't help screaming, why is it arranged like this? He couldn't escape this shackle in his life.
Well, finally I quiet down. This kind of picture must appear in the movie, so that such incidents can be less likely to occur in reality, and that people who step into the cinema can get a wake-up call when they walk out: Human beings are bad, but we can still love each other a little more. .
I admit cruelty is sometimes justified.
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