There is one thing I think is a little flaw in the movie. Generally speaking, if the governor who is running for president sleeps with the female intern, he will definitely not let the intern work again. Is the governor in a daze? Put such a bomb on by yourself? Later, the female intern was not strict with her mouth, and seduced Commander Gao, but her mouth was not strict, so that Commander Gao had the handle of the governor and had a chance to turn over in the future.
The end of the film is really ironic. Originally, the reporter "friended" Commander Gao, and then it was Commander Gao who "friended" the reporter. The code of integrity that has been emphasized in the microphone is precisely the least of which politicians have. At this time, the commander-in-chief was completely different from before. He was not a pure election aid team member, he had become a political figure.
A strong cast, a good script, and a well-spoken film make the boring politics vivid and contemplative.
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