movies, but my favorite ones are Infernal Affairs and The Godfather.
Overlooking the world, species have their own ways of maintaining relationships. For example, the kinship of blood, the difference between Western and Eastern families. Such as self-awareness, individual heroism in the West, collectivism in the East (Japan is a prominent representative) such as friendship, there are many kinds. And here in the godfather, I see this way of maintaining a relationship again: die-hard. Like the samurai to the emperor, Xiangming is to the monarch. The Diehard character in The Godfather shows strong character in two places: Fredo's
death and Frank's death. Fredo is dead, by the rules of the underworld. Mike killed his closest second brother as a defender of this rule. Because only the condemned must die to prevent such an organization from disintegrating. And Frank's death made me think about something Tom said to him. The gist is that your family will be well settled as long as you die. The leader of each organization actually knows the biggest weakness and scruples of his subordinates or the enemy. The maintenance of this relationship of die-hard loyalty is probably due to these two points: the condemned must die (no matter who, Mike and Fredo are the victims of the rules). As long as the family is safe (or other cherished ones), they will go to Huangquan by themselves.
But maybe there are also die-hard loyalists who are not so cruel, the tomb robber patriarch in Cang Yue's "Quiet". He is also a responsible person, and properly arranges the most important tasks for his subordinates, and he will also bear the most dangerous tasks by himself.
Evil and Good
I have always believed that this world has its deeper wisdom. The godfather Victor gradually formed a ghost hand party for his family and justice. Just embarked on the road of black and black.
The value
of 100 million Mike can be donated casually, but the most important thing to him is the affection with his children. What is the value you want to have? Money is just one of thousands of values.
I can't take it anymore, I'm going to eat strawberries!
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