There is a role reversal and citizen identity at the end of "Something to Say"

At the end of Something to Say, there is the problem of role reversal and citizen identity:

Intellectuals can be citizens, but citizens are not necessarily intellectuals.

Plot summary: Young Zhao Xiaoshuai was abandoned by his beautiful girlfriend An Hong, but Xiaoshuai did not give up and still pursued An Hong fanatically. An Hong had already fallen in love with Liu Delong, the boss of an entertainment company.

Liu Delong asked someone to hit Xiaoshuai to warn him. In the chaos, Xiaoshuai grabbed the backpack of passerby Zhang Qiusheng and threw it at the person who beat him. As a result, the computer in the bag was smashed to pieces.

The three of them later made an appointment to meet in a small restaurant and settled the matter completely.

Xiao Shuai waited for his move. Seeing that his persuasion was ineffective, Lao Zhang tried to lure the police by pretending to be crazy, but Xiao Shuai tied him to a chair upstairs.

Lao Zhang was misunderstood by the chef upstairs. After meeting Liu Delong downstairs, Xiaoshuai was about to take out a knife when the speaker hanging from the ceiling fell and knocked Liu Delong unconscious.

Xiao Shuai came upstairs and found that Lao Zhang was in a crazy state.

If you have anything to say, please tell me. Plot evaluation:

I think this film is just a story about two paranoid people. A paranoid is someone who is determined to do something and refuses to listen to anyone's advice, including himself. He was driven by an inner fanaticism. He knew that it would be uncomfortable if he didn't do it. He understood the consequences but wanted to do it first.