Turning the camera, the adult Bao Xingxing drinks with his father. Although he has donated officials, he is still a family member. Combined with the story of "Half Piece of Cake", it can be seen that the father of Bao Xingxing was not in a prosperous situation in his early years, and his end in his later years was far from easy. At this time, he advised his son to be "lian" and try to be an honest official. But at this time, Bao Xingxing may be facing the same situation as a young father: Lian, which means poverty, forced by life, how to choose?
Bao Xingxing in front is not a decisive figure, his view of right and wrong is very unclear. After being involved in the Qi family's case, after several hesitations, he finally made a choice that was different from his father's: insist on being honest. Then the whole process of going to Beijing to complain to the imperial court was also embarrassed and down-to-earth, honest = poor, and was hinted again.
In the end, Bao Xingxing succeeded in suing the imperial court. It stands to reason that everyone is very happy. Bao Xingxing has a bright future, and his ideal of being an honest official has been carried forward and realized. The words of childhood have come true today, which is gratifying. Qingtian's road to fame is to support justice all his life. But as soon as the scene changed, Bao Xingxing said with a smile in front of the newly opened pharmacy, "I will no longer be an official". At this point, I saw thunder in a silent place, and the climax of the film continued to advance. It turned out that a profitable business was discovered, which could save the wife of the acrobat from being displaced and the wife of the top brand in the brothel. I secretly thought that this was the climax of this laugh-out-loud film, like a chirping drama, where it came to an abrupt end.
Yes, Bao Xingxing made the right choice in the face of the two paths of honesty and greed. Bao Xingxing encountered resistance after he decided to be an honest official. He showed infinite perseverance and wisdom for this, but he turned the tide and sued the son of the Admiral of the Navy with a ninth-rank micro-officer. But even for such a character, the final requirement is nothing more than a well-off life and a happy family.
I find it extremely ironic and very reasonable. He is someone who has the courage to file a lawsuit against the imperial court and wants to be an honest official. How did he end up being a money-seeking drug dealer? But if he chooses the way of being poor and clean instead of finding a way to make money, how can he explain to the self who desires to be rich in his heart? From this point of view, Bao Xingxing must not continue to be an official, whether selling medicine or selling anything. When the ideal of childhood has been realized, the most important thing in the adult world is a decent and prosperous life.
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