The American "First Lady" Jacqueline in the film can no longer interpret her four-day experience with a double-sided life. She is almost a multi-faceted, three-dimensional and complex woman. She herself told the media: "I know a lot about politics and the media." That's why she appeared so calm when facing the pressure of the new US government officials. If it were an ordinary woman, she would have been led by the nose long ago by powerful government agencies. Of course, this is not to praise Jacqueline's character sketch, in fact, the theme of the film is not intended to have any intentional orientation. Instead, we see a contradictory woman who is the opposite of the typical atmosphere.
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