The protagonist in the film is an unsmiling, rigorous and rigid person, a typical technical staff character. Such people can handle their own professional well, but when they are involved in complex and sinister political struggles, they are often powerless, or even in the wrong team, becoming a victim.
Although he was angry when he saw colleagues joke about "party leaders", he was not so sure of his own beliefs. Because he betrayed his faith for a woman. Of course, this is a work that promotes the mainstream Western values of "liberalism". From this perspective, the image of the protagonist in the film is glorious and tall.
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