when I saw this film, I remembered what Mr. Ma Yuan said. Although the United States is a democratic country, they are capitalist countries after all, and the government is still in the hands of the bourgeoisie. They will eventually What I hope to maintain is the interests of the capitalist class. Isn’t the conflict in the film because the bourgeoisie at that time did not know the tactics as well as the American bourgeoisie today? Of course, other people’s bourgeoisie is very important because their means of production are privately owned, and the land is privately owned. Also, oh, farther away, I just wanted to say that no matter what country it is, there will be times of chaos before it goes strong.
Speaking of which, I really like the father-son relationship between Amsterdam and the butcher. Hey, it's a pity that it's not that good, and the rest seems to be nothing.
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