In the face of interests, people are like ghosts and gods, morality is dead, and God is helpless. When disaster strikes, the important thing is not how fast you can run, the important thing is that you must run faster than others. I would rather be against the world than to teach the world to be against me. Cao Cao's words seem universal.
Selfish humanity is like a surging flood with the power to destroy everything, including the perpetrators themselves. Where is the bank? Sam's hesitation and inner struggle remind people that no matter how dark they are, there will always be more or less a little bit of moral light flashing. Although this vague little moral light eventually went out.
God is never the first to strike. When the disaster comes, destroying the sky and destroying the earth, God will take action slowly. If there is no law, the world will fully apply the law of the jungle. Without God, the world would be flooded. Selfishness and greed will sweep away all game participants.
Is there any hope for improvement? have. Making films is itself a form of reflection and defiance. But the people in the play said, "The ratio of winners and losers will never change." The meaning of this sentence is: at any time, in the eyes of a fixed proportion of people---there is no God except money.
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