Is Blade 1937 really that good?

It's really fun to stay at home and watch TV series. For three days in a row, I watched the film Blade 1937 without doing anything. I like it, I like Sun, and I like this story. The script is good, a little handsome, but not very handsome; A little emotional, but not very emotional. Apart from the endless shooting scenes, which are sometimes difficult to digest, and the nerve drugs used by the Japanese are a bit fake, the screenwriter is probably excellent. Watching this movie reminds me of a work far away-Lao She's teahouse. In fact, what comes out of this story and Lao She's bowl of plain tea and rice is a kind of taste and bitterness. The specific social environment has caused the tragic fate of all citizens, and the most prominent tragedy is Wang Lifa's phrase "I have listened to the people all my life" and his timid attitude in the hutongs.

I think different societies may have similar characteristics. In a society with serious stratification between the rich and the poor, the inevitable reality is that the upper class will not die naturally and the lower class will not live naturally. Moreover, arrogance and weakness are so familiar. Of course, people who can undoubtedly believe in their own time are happy, and they will at least have a more complete dream and will not be interrupted.

From this movie, I thought of a heavy proposition: happiness. In a tragic society, is there any chance for any citizen to be happy? I don't want to absolutize the possibility of this assumption, but the tragedy of the times will inevitably leave a deep imprint on everyone. We have always believed that no matter what kind of society, there is still room for individuals to struggle, and different efforts and wisdom will create different destinies; But we never doubt that in any society, the space for individual struggle is very limited, especially the joys and sorrows of the whole life will be largely determined by history and society.