Some people say that "personal tailor" is a rich feast of vulgar tastes. what do you think?

I think, in reality, ordinary taxi driver, poor old lady, who wants to pretend to be a Gao Qian and a rich woman, then she really has a short circuit and abnormal connection like Xiaogang Feng. To live down-to-earth and play those illusory games, I feel that I am an intermittent mental patient who has nothing to do.

Look at two of the artists. There are really no types of people to find. One of them may be Xiaogang Feng 4 himself. However, in the case of abundant material life, they are impatient and want to excrete some spiritual garbage, but they can't pull the audience's face. Movies need to show truth, goodness and beauty, not those who are extremely violent, bored and neurotic.

The real irony should be that the still water is deep and there is an undercurrent inside. I'm afraid it's unprecedented to piece together a movie from a group of inferior sketches. This sketch sums up a sentence: the rich aristocrats have no patience and drive the poor who yearn for a better life crazy. It's really boring. In a word, it shows the audience a biased success. Among them, the most dazzling is the gorgeous scene in the film, full of money worship. He did not teach people peace. I'm afraid taxi drivers and poor aunts will only get more and more excited when they go back. Our audience will only feel that this society is hopeless in a burst of nausea, and everything has been dominated by matter. I'm afraid what this kind of movies should tell people most is: the way out for the soul and life in the current materialistic situation. Xiaogang Feng, you are joking too much. Ordinary people really don't need to appreciate the boring and vulgar life of nobles and rich people.

In the face of all this, Director Feng may also feel uneasy. The public service advertisement at the end leads people in the right direction, but this is no longer a movie. Why should it be a part of it? Of course, the whole "Private Custom" is not a movie. Therefore, although the public service advertisement is good, I still think it is just hypocrisy.