Immigrants from Yong Cheng

I've seen too many bad movies with false logic and confusion. I'm not a drug god. It's real, touching and stinging. In Life and Death, there are no good guys and bad guys and decent villains, only sentient beings, and all sentient beings are suffering.

Let me talk about Yong Cheng first. An aphrodisiac diaosi, domestic violence, fighting, pornography and five poisons. His ex-wife wants to take her children abroad. Because of the narrowness of traditional men in China, he prefers children to live a low-level life with themselves rather than a better life with their step-parents.

He went to India to smuggle generic drugs first, not to save people, but to make money. Later, I sold the agency of generic drugs and retired from a clothing factory, earning hundreds of thousands a month. Lu benefited, but his condition worsened and he committed suicide because he couldn't afford medicine. To tell the truth, at that time in the cinema, I looked down on Yong Cheng, just as Huang Maogang looked down on Yong Cheng at first, thinking that he was just trying to make money.

However, when people are at the bottom of society, they have tried their best when they are alive. Who can expect this bad life to be useful to whom?

The elderly father is seriously ill and urgently needs a sum of money for surgery; His ex-wife dislikes him for having no future and wants to take his son abroad. Even the landlord repossessed the house because of long-term arrears in rent. In this case, in addition to trying to make money, there is a way out.

If there was another way out, would he risk becoming a drug dealer? And if there is better dependence, will these patients choose to be drug dealers?

Many times, we will pin our hopes on others, thinking that others are the saviors to save us from the suffering of all sentient beings, but we don't know that he is also a member of all sentient beings. No matter how many flags you send him, praising him as a drug god or something, he still knows his role very well, and he doesn't want to go to jail from old to young.

After all, there is only one savior, that is Jesus Christ. Besides, they are all sentient beings.

Lao Lu, whose condition deteriorated because he couldn't afford medicine, got up in the middle of the night and wanted to die. His dead eyes suddenly lit up when he saw his daughter sleeping next to his wife. He told Yong Cheng that his wife had been pregnant for five months when he was diagnosed with the disease. He thinks about suicide every day. When the child was born, he held him in his little hand. Suddenly he wanted to live and never want to die again.

However, the lamp that the child lights for him can't reach the reality after all: if you can't afford medicine, you will die.

Sihui, how many grievances have you suffered in pole dancing? Sihui shouted "Take off, take off all" when the male manager was dancing. This shows that she is usually wronged, frivolous, frivolous and unfair.

The part where the old lady took the policeman's hand was even more typical: I took 40 thousand yuan of medicine for three years, and my house was gone, and my family was ruined.

Drug dealer Zhang Changlin was originally the only villain in the film. However, after his arrest, he chose not to betray Yong Cheng.

In this movie, there are no good guys and bad guys, decent villains, only sentient beings, and all sentient beings are suffering.

The duty of pharmaceutical companies is to safeguard their own interests;

The duty of the police is to enforce the law;

Drug dealers just want to make money;

The patient just wants to live.

No one is great and no one is truly humble. Everyone is a chain and a part of the big machine of society. At the same time of immunization, they sink into the vat of the times.

In the movie, an elderly woman told the police that I was ill for three years, ate my house and my whole family, but I wanted to live, not die.

At that moment, I finally could not help crying. In short, many people in the cinema cried.

Living is their only pursuit and the greatest luxury.

We are used to being born with the right to live, but forget that living is a luxury. Life is so fragile that if you relax for even a minute, it may come to an abrupt end.

It's good to be alive, thank God!

When the audience around me was crying, she added, "Can you guarantee that you will not get sick in your life?"

This is a bomb. I believe everyone in the cinema is caught by the uncertainty of life at the moment.

The most terrible thing is not that the poor can't afford medicine, but that everyone is poor in the face of serious illness.

Life is money. We can make money with life, but there is no way to prolong life with money. The last sentence in life is mostly health. Life is priceless. Health is a responsibility, not only to ourselves, but also to our family members who love us deeply.