The film is almost as real as a documentary!
Under the influence of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, I watched this particularly realistic movie "Contagion" yesterday. In the movie, about 2.5 million people died in the world, and as of February 12, 2020, the total number of confirmed and suspected cases in China exceeded 60,000, and more than 1,100 people died. These Arabic numerals do not represent numbers that are constantly growing every moment of the day, but live people with joys and sorrows.
Almost all the stars in this film are big names, like Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Kate Winslet, all of which interpret the real human nature with a fragmented fate. The fatality rate of infectious diseases in the movie is very high. Helpless pregnant women on the side of the road, and chaotic supermarkets were beaten, smashed and robbed. The number of illnesses was initially hidden by the Homeland Security Department, because it was difficult to meet and kiss couples because of illness... I thought The dramatic movie plot is incomparable to the real situation of the new coronary pneumonia. The reality is more chaotic, cruel, privileged, and annihilated... No one thought that the Wuhan Red Cross Society, which should have undertaken the duty of relief, became a privilege The tools of the class and wealthy businessmen, it is easy for a government license plate in Hubei to take out the masks and materials, but the doctors in the medical front line who are almost exchanging their lives for life can hardly get the materials...
The Fangcang shelter hospital in the movie was built in a gymnasium, and the location was selected for isolation almost immediately after the outbreak of the number of patients. However, in this case, how many people had no choice but to isolate themselves at home. wait to die. The same is true in the movie. It’s really like a documentary. If the epidemic hadn’t happened, I would think this movie was too exaggerated. It’s already 2020. How could this be? How can human beings still be unable to conquer such infectious diseases? But the reality is that, in the face of life and death, all species are equal. Humans who blaspheme nature are self-sufficient.
Jude Law played a reporter with 12 million fans who pretended to be sick and pretended to recover, colluding with a pharmaceutical company to claim that forsythia can cure diseases; much like the Shuanghuanglian incident this time. Shuanghuanglian, which was initially claimed by the Wuhan Institute of Virology to have an inhibitory effect, is currently not universal or has no effect at all according to the Global Times report.
Going out to buy groceries today, everyone as far as the eye can see is wearing a mask. Maybe there are not many scenes with masks in the movie because actors need to show their faces. There is no plot to reflect the situation that masks have become a scarce material. In fact, the impact of the new crown pneumonia on the economy and social life is huge. There is joy in Douyin, and there are pregnant women who fell ill from Wuhan in Nanfengchuang and other magazines, and takeaways who have been insisting on delivering food since the first day of the first lunar month. Brother, from ordinary people who voluntarily feed left-behind pets in Wuhan, to doctors and nurses who were strangled in the face by N95 masks and washed their hands in the medical front line.
As a legal practitioner, the unit has also been requesting to study the follow-up impact of the epidemic on civil and commercial contracts and criminal cases. For example, Paragraph 2 of Article 117 of the Contract Law states: "Force majeure as used in this Law refers to objective circumstances that cannot be foreseen, unavoidable, and insurmountable." Force majeure usually includes earthquakes, plagues, tsunamis, riots, riots, wars, etc. situation. At present, it is generally believed that the SARS epidemic in 2003 is a force majeure, so the new crown epidemic will almost be considered force majeure, but a causal relationship can constitute a force majeure exemption.
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