It's okay to cheat, it's okay to lie to your lover, it's okay to lie to your wife, it's okay to be angry and beat your wife when your wife finds out that you're cheating, and it's okay to rape. As if being innocently imprisoned was his lover's sin, and his own evil was not innocent. The label of a man is such a good exoneration. The director of a centralized country may also think that this is okay, so he will continue to shape his decent appearance, so the story can still be so warm and homely. And his lover ended up in shame, as if he had dragged on his lover for two years, and the lover should not take revenge. In the end, the tragedy has to be borne by a woman. Is it a romantic debt? Everyone else is happy.
I thought of Zhao Shuli's novel "Little Er Hei Gets Married", and the thing that impressed me the most was the little moth. Before marriage, he had a good relationship and was beaten to death by her husband. The husband also had nothing to do with it. At that time, domestic violence was not illegal. Of course, it's just a passing, and the end is also that young people have true love.
And this movie spends so much time describing how this lover rushes to get married, almost wants to jump off the train, is raped and hanged, but doesn't die, and is found cheating and can beat his wife, all of which are just embellishments. The family is happy. Is it to show that this man is alright no matter how presumptuous he is? This is really sweet for men.
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