Although I have heard of it, I am still a little surprised to see such professional FIRERs in this film and their working methods. Last year, there was a so-called "dismissal" incident in the company, but it was only a matter of compensation. No one cared about what they thought. Maybe the Chinese thought it would embarrass others to talk about it. A short conversation, although it can't change the fact of dismissal, can calm down the other party's heart to some extent, and even give them the courage to start over. Even if it's a cliché, as long as it's as sincere as George Clooney, who's to say the fired person won't make it out of it? On the other hand, around us, there are more naked money relationships and less humane care. If you throw away the burden in your backpack, you may run fast, but you will also lose the goal of running.
In addition, the love in the film is also very cruel. I didn't expect that Hollywood screenwriters would not play cards according to the routine. However, the fact is that life in the cloud is beautiful, but one day it will come to fruition. That feeling of loneliness only goes deep into your bones when you find that everyone has company and you are alone. When I was young, I admired the part of the footless bird in "The True Story of Ah Fei", thinking that life is like Leslie Cheung's lines, flying non-stop. Then my brother landed and looked back at "Evil in the East and Poison in the West" again, and felt that he had climbed so many mountains, and there was actually another mountain behind it. Hearing Maggie Cheung say that she lost the part, she burst into tears unknowingly.
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