Nowadays, it seems that we are too easy to get, simple food, comfortable life, no need for responsible sex. And the easier it is, the more we will indulge. It is precisely these things that are easier to get, but in the end they become honey-like poisons that make us trapped but unable to extricate ourselves.
Many of the issues involved in the film are common problems in Western society, such as alcoholism, drug abuse, and sex addiction. Most of these are things that we don't often mention to the public at least, and the solutions are very Western. Participate in discussion groups and share mutual encouragement. We may not be able to understand why we need to talk about private things like sex in this way, but after I watched it twice, I found that when everyone is trying to suppress their inner desires, at the same time everyone needs a breakthrough. That is to say it first. The better thing is to let everyone witness your persistence, but after all, it is just a momentary release of yourself after you say it. Use a simple example to illustrate this matter. Just like every adolescent boy will fly, and he will be intensively addicted to it for a period of time. It stayed with him until he found a girlfriend or partner, and finally got married and had children. This is the life process of most people, but if you are at a stage where he is addicted, righteously tell him that you will have 10,000 terrible consequences when you fly. Maybe he will stop for a while, but when the night comes, just like the father standing at the supermarket checkout and seeing the wine in the film, a picture, a voice, or even a casual tickling will make him ignite again. The desire to fly. (Drug addiction in the film is not the scope of this kind of consideration) Then the boys will be emptied after a while and then feel guilty... keep looping. This is the first closed loop of thought of the film. But the film needs a breakthrough, which is self-breakthrough and redemption. After Uncle Green finds a chicken to break the vow, he confronts himself and recovers his girlfriend. The father and son give up drinking and drugs, think twice, emotionally, and return to the warmth of the family. Everything is back to one word which is love. Family love, lover's care, people are not alone individuals, but mutual parasitic creatures that need to accompany each other. Whether it is the spirit or the body.
I like Uncle Green’s film a lot recently. He has a kind of peace that I like. This film is my favorite. I think it fits his face very well. We more or less have the addiction of one kind or another in the film. Indulge in mobile phones, games, and slogan-style weight loss, all because the mobile phone is at hand, the game can be opened by turning on the mobile phone and the computer, and all kinds of delicacies are also sold at the same point. Perhaps we became like this because it was so easy to get. Desire to break through... Desire to change...
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