Long Night 2- Unexpected Ending

From the very beginning, Juck Zhang's abnormal behavior indicates that this is a deep abyss with unimaginable stories behind it. However, only by looking at the whole story can we know that it is difficult to simply describe this story as "unimaginable".

Behind this is Jiang Yang and Zhu Wei's ten-year running, a life that Hou Guiping lost for justice, and a huge price that Jiang Yang has to pay to show a little black hijab. That price is his life, and he can't have peace when he dies. He wants to disguise suicide as homicide, and he wants to fight against the rope that suffocates him with strong will. It was such a difficult and careful plan that he finally got some demands: two suspects in high positions jumped off the building for fear of sin, while the local people

This is the real meaning of the word "sleepless at night".

When I watched a short passage yesterday, I still felt that the author was mystifying, but when he slowly cleared the fog and traced back the story of Hou Guiping and Jiang Yang, it made people feel cold and too realistic.

We often see some official processing results on the news. For irrelevant people, it is just a simple conclusion. You know what? It's none of your business. But through such stories, it is discovered that behind every conclusion, there is a complicated story, with countless people's efforts, struggles and even blood, tears and humiliation.

Look at this novel, and one more thing is about labels. Jiang Yang was jailed for three years and charged with corruption, gambling and promiscuity. But everyone who knows him well knows his integrity and justice. Li Jing even called him "naive".

Why is the official definition so different from the real person?

Because the law looks at evidence, but the judgment of people's hearts should be analyzed in all directions.

This incident also reflects the power of labels from another angle. A simple thing, a small flaw, will become different versions in different people's mouths, then be used by different people for different purposes, and finally turn a good man into a demon.

So looking at people is different from looking at problems. You can't just label people because of a little thing. This kind of harm is very great.