The film especially depicts some details: when discussing the method, one imagines ideas, one takes shorthand and makes suggestions, inspires each other, and learns from each other. In this way, the director seems to tell the audience that Dr. Bu is rich in theory and good in practice, and is a qualified doctor of medicine; Dr. Tuo is skilled in operation and good in theory, surpassing his original education. The director's real intention is to let the audience know that these two doctors have made contributions to the operation, and there is no plagiarism or monopoly, nor should it cause controversy and speculation in future generations. History should be restored to its original form. This thought and intention was also manifested in recruiting other medical volunteers to participate in the operation.
These two doctors are reminiscent of Machiavelli and Richelieu. The former is a theoretician of monarchy, and the latter is a practitioner, but not entirely. The former, due to the current situation, can only use the pen to describe the inner thoughts; the latter uses the power to implement these thoughts. Maun wrote about the dark side of people's psychology, making people happy and worrying; Leon was controversial because it touched people's buttocks and money bags.
Dr. Bu and Dr. Tuo, both of whom were finally hung on the wall, also showed that kind of civilization and tolerance.
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