Personally, I am quite satisfied this season.
The first episode triggered my thinking about the future marriage and relationship, and this is where I think about it. Can everyone in modern society really fall in love with one person forever? Perhaps some can die old, but I have to say that a small part can die in love. After all, many people don't know what they want now, or what they want in the future, just get married under the pressure of society and family. When I regret but do not want to destroy the family, is an open marriage relationship a new way out? Or even for couples with good relationships, do they sometimes need some appropriate freshness to make this relationship full of vitality? Of course, there are many ethical issues involved, such as whether the love in the game is considered derailed or whether this will cause social disorder, etc. The black mirror only triggers everyone's thinking, not to propose a solution. I think it is necessary to open up under the premise of maintaining family and marriage.
The second season aroused my thoughts on the stereotype of criminals. Although this episode may be saying that you shouldn't play with your mobile phone while driving or use technology products, and so on, what I feel most deeply is people's attitude towards the kidnapping case. The indifferent woman in the company, a teenager who rides a bicycle, knows that her life is in danger, and she wants to join the fun to give an interview. The police and negotiators are very "skilled" against Mo Niang. It is the kidnapped victim and Bauer who can truly understand the criminal. They saw the weakness and kindness in the criminal's heart, and instead wanted to help the criminal. If this criminal is really bad, then why did he think of helping a mother of One Night Stand to relieve his inner struggle and self-blame before he died? Human nature is very complicated. Although it cannot be said that criminals are good people, they are treated as innocent people because of the deterioration of this title. But in fact, many of them are the result of psychological problems under the accumulation of inner trauma. A very effective way to prevent people’s crimes is to let the public understand the criminal’s psychology and provide them with relevant and better psychological counseling and effective solutions. Instead of making everyone helpless in the face of the problem, they will embark on an illegal path as soon as they get hot.
The third episode triggered my thinking about myself. Although the specific content of the film is on a singer played by Mai Li, it is actually not everyone's daily state. To live, to eat, to be imprisoned in an invisible cage, to say what others want to hear, and to do what others like. Are we like a vegetative lying on a sickbed, letting other people get everything they want from us, but ignoring what we get? Life is really a lot, and you should live out your own personality. Although it is true that the existence of reality makes us have reservations, we should live out ourselves when we can not. When you are upset, say go fxxk yourself loudly to life! ! !
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