Actually, for me personally, I still think it is relatively more touching to escape from death. I think it may be preconceived, because the first movie I saw was that I was not a drug god. This movie is really touching.

The most touching is the actor Eric Wang, in which Eric Wang plays a patient. In order to play this role very well, he didn't sleep for three days and nights, in order to explain the patient's final pallor.

There is also a scene where Eric Wang eats steamed bread. He said that in order to make this picture more perfect, he ate no less than 20 steamed buns.

Moreover, in order to make this movie, he lost weight crazily, wore thick clothes in summer and skipped rope 300 times a day. Therefore, I personally admire him as an actor. I think his professionalism is lacking by many actors now.

I'm not a drug god. This film is very intriguing, which highlights the ugliness of human nature. It makes people feel terrible, but there are also excellent people in it, such as Xu zhēng, who plays a drug seller. At first, he was actually a mercenary businessman, but later he found that many people in China could not afford medicine, which was very pitiful, so he decided to use all the money earned from selling medicine to buy medicine for these patients.

But in the end, Yong Cheng was arrested for smuggling foreign drugs. Although he didn't make a penny selling drugs, on the contrary, he spent all his money on buying drugs for those patients, but he was sentenced to prison because of the ruthlessness of the law. Many patients came to escort him on his way to prison. I cried when I saw this scene.