This movie tells us a truth (눈_눈): In Japan in the future world, the streets are full of Chinese, and it looks like the old streets of Hong Kong. Have you ever seen a certain movie starring Han Geng that has a Chinese cut version of your foreign blockbuster? The last 30 minutes were all in China, filmed in Hong Kong, full of advertisements. This movie is about the future of Japan. It seems that on the basis of that modeling, it adds a lot of "Red Pepper" feeling. The only conspicuous thing in the movie The Japanese signboard is the signboard of "strong wine, adult products", so to sum up this truth is [in the eyes of Americans, the future of Japan is Chinese] (another layer means that in their eyes, the future is Japan's)
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to be continued……
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