People have been dealing with themselves for a lifetime, this is people and themselves.

In "Warm Spring", the sufferings are the same, and they are all the same poor, but the difference is that they show another kind of countryside from another angle.

In fact, I agreed that I didn’t have high expectations for rural-themed movies at first. After all, Director Li Yi’s background has never had much to do with rural areas.

But "Into the Dust" was different, it touched me very deeply.

When I was writing a review of "Into the Dust", images of another film inevitably came to mind.

In "Into the Dust", Ma Youtie, Cao Guiying, the people they meet and the people around them all seem to be filled with a kind of indifference, but in "Warm Spring", there is kindness everywhere.

"Warm Spring" takes place in a longer period of time. From this point of view, the countryside in "Warm Spring" is more miserable than the countryside in "Into the Dust".

But people's hearts are kinder. I don't know whether Director Li Yi wants to express the pros and cons of the world through these two completely opposite films, or whether he wants to express the changing times through two films from different eras.

Development, but spiritually it is falling.

Are the truth, goodness and beauty in "Warm Spring" and the falseness, evil and ugliness in "Into the Dust" something that we have thrown away with the development of the times and the abundance of material things?"
Chapter completed!