After watching Better Days, what's it like to look back at Jing M.Guo's Mourning for the Past?

Recently, "Better Days" is hot, and I feel that people around me have different opinions before and after reading it. After reading it, many people liked it, and even two friends wrote a long comment in the circle of friends. The box office is also showing a trend of breaking 100 million a day. It can be seen that Brother Sizi is really top-notch, and Little Yellow Duck's acting skills are really recognized. After watching the movie, many people will think of two other movies that are also about youth: A River of Sorrow Against the Current and Dog Thirteen.

Better days: school bullying, college entrance examination, growth and humanity. It may be closer to the lives of most young people, although the film uses exaggerated methods. However, many viewers were ridiculed and isolated because of various minor problems in their student days. Perhaps these problems will not have a great impact on adults with strong inner feelings, but in adolescence when sensitivity and values are not fully formed, these problems will undoubtedly affect our lives. There are even profound psychological problems.

River of Sorrow: It is also school bullying, but it involves issues such as sex. I feel far away from our post-80 s and post-90 s youth. Moreover, many lines are in the style of Jing M Guo, that is, the painful literature popular in our high school, which feels a little sick and moaning, so in the eyes of adults or adolescent children, the acceptance is not high.

Dog thirteen: It is about obedience and obedience, compromise and being compromised in childhood. This movie is not sensational or dull, but it will be very depressing after watching it. Of the three films, this one touched me the most.

It is impossible to judge which movie is better. As long as you find your own shadow in the film, you are successful.