Far Eastern Group: My Favorite Movie

        Although the number of new films released every year is more than that of crucian carp crossing the river, I believe that there is a classic masterpiece in everyone's heart that is unforgettable. Let's take a look at the movies recommended by Far Eastern Group at home and abroad.

        (1) lynching Education
         Watching movies is a part of my life, not only relieving pressure, but also giving people a deeper reflection on life, especially recommending Danzo Washington's lynching education, The Equalizer.
        
         The film describes a retired CIA agent, Robert McKaw, who works in a furniture store in Boston and witnesses illegal incidents such as persistent prostitution and injury by Russian gangs. McKaw decides to use his skills to help others. Among them, the most amazing part is the confrontation with Russian gangs in the market. He uses various axes and electric drills wittily. With such tools and many traps, all gangsters have been successfully solved.
        
         The Movie Quotes Mark Twain's classic saying: "There are two most important days in your life, the day you were born and the day you found out why you survived." Although lynching is not advisable, it is believed to be the most meaningful thing in life to make full use of what we have learned to help more people. (Pacific Pacific SOGO Department Store Department Store Zhongdudian/Jiang Shuhui)

        Elephants sit on the floor
         Hu's "Elephants Sitting on the Ground" is my favorite, most touching and most shocking movie I've seen lately. It has four hours of long and ingenious scenes, four hours of dialogue with poetic philosophy and four little people's depressed and blank life. It has endless lingering charm, which makes me chew again and again. The film has a multi-line narrative, unique music, uniform tone, one mirror to the end, depicting a dark and long day, a series of troubles, a basket of indignation and helplessness, four people fled the reality together, looking for the only salvation - the legendary elephant sitting all day in Manchuria.
        
         Some people may think that its content is too heavy and depressed, but I see hope behind despair. The extreme of despair is a new situation. "There is no way out in the mountains and rivers, but there is no way out in the willows and dark flowers in the countryside." Long winds and breaking waves sometimes lead directly to the clouds and sails to the sea."Even though it is difficult to travel, it can never survive as long as we firmly believe in it, so can individuals, enterprises and countries. (Far Eastern Memorial Hospital/Ding Manru)#