At present, the scale of the domestic overseas study market has reached 600 billion yuan.
Therefore, to make realistic movies, sometimes it is really to step on a tightrope, because it always touches the interests of some people.
"I am not a medicine god" was like this at the beginning, but because the director of "I am not a medicine god" is Wang Yifan, his own reputation and celebrity status make some people feel dissatisfied, but not too much.
Of course, the main thing is that "I'm not the of medicine" was too big at the beginning. The pharmaceutical industry can be said to concern everyone's interests. Even if you want to discredit, it is not so easy.
In contrast, the study abroad market is of course not as big as the pharmaceutical market. Similarly, there are not so many people and things involved.
But in any case, Lin Feng's "Chinese Students" will definitely touch the interests of some people.
Of course, unless "Chinese Students" is really popular, otherwise, it will not be attacked.
Of course, "Chinese Students" and "I'm Not the God of Medicine" are completely different movies in themselves.
Although the two movies are both realistic themes, the movie "Chinese Students" is full of heavy and dark, so this kind of movie is destined to be impossible to compare with a commercial movie like "I am not a medicine god". It is a movie with a high probability that it will only spread in a small area.
There is also the issue of subject matter, which can be said to be the subject of success or failure of subject matter.
"Students in China" is a movie about international students. Although the current domestic economic level is rising and more and more families have the financial ability to study abroad, after all, there are only a million.
Looking at the entire country, this number is really not high.
For most ordinary people, studying abroad may give them a little curiosity and interest, but it hardly resonates.
After all, no matter how you study abroad, it is really far away for the vast majority of ordinary people in China who cannot go abroad for a lifetime.
This is an absolutely niche movie.
After the film critics and media special screening of "Chinese Students".
Soon, some discussions and film reviews about this film appeared on the Internet.
Word of mouth is good outside.
The first is Xu Min, a literary film critic. After watching the film, he concocted a film review that evening.
"Sad of studying abroad!" This is the title of Xu Min's film review.
"Movies on the subject of international students have become rarer in recent years. Even if they exist, most of them tell stories like the love of foreign students. Very few reveal the true situation of Chinese students abroad.
I remember that just last year, a public interest investigation agency in Europe conducted an extensive investigation into the incident of female international students being violated in Australia, and then made a report.
And I did interviews with those Chinese female students who had been infringed, and made a documentary. I have watched the documentary and the documentary is called Australia: RapeonCampus.
Australia, the campus is strong (harmonious).
The survey scope of this research survey is 39 universities in Australia
The survey object is more than 30,000 female college students
Among them, 1.6% of Australian university students were sexually assaulted during the two years of 2015-2016 alone.
The place where they were raped was neither a bar nor a chaotic and dangerous place. The place where they were raped was on campus, in the dormitory, or even in the classroom.
More than 30,000 girls were surveyed, and they were willing to say 1.6% of their sexual assaults. Do a simple math problem. What is 30,000X1.6%?
480!
To be honest, I am very scared by this number. There were 39 universities in Australia. 480 girls were raped in the two years from 2015 to 2016. All of them were raped on campus.
And there is a very important point that you can't ignore, that is, more than 30,000 girls have been investigated, and 480 people who are willing to say they have been violated, are they not willing to talk about it? How many girls are willing to talk about such unspeakable things?
The truth is that the number of female students being assaulted in Australian universities is definitely much higher than 480.
And this documentary also said one thing that made me even more angry, that is, the rapes on campus are mostly Chinese girls, as well as Asian girls such as India and South Korea.
why? Because compared with Western students, Asian female students, especially Chinese, are more introverted, and even less dare to speak out if they have been violated.
So how do those international students who have been raped by force (harmonious) choose after being hurt?
The vast majority of girls, the vast majority, choose to endure and silence because of fear and shame.
You have to know that although the person who raped her in the university was an Australian, but behind this Australian is his whole circle and a whole circle of friends. If you denounce him today, he may be "in jail."
Note that I said "may go to jail"
Then he is in jail, do you think the circle of friends behind him will let you go? You are a girl who is totally unfamiliar in Australia and has nowhere to ask for help. How can you not be afraid?
What's more, in Australia, strong (harmonious) rapes do not need to go to jail.
This is not what I said, we all speak with facts.
During an interview, a victim called the police and the Australian policewoman said... She said, "Don't worry, it's not your fault, but next time you should be careful?"
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What is "you should be careful next time?"
Is there "next time?"
The above-mentioned content is true, and what is even more outrageous is that when searching for relevant news on the Internet in our country, only a few media reports.
The domestic media seems to prefer to report on certain events, because this kind of news is interesting and the public likes to watch it.
But what I want to ask is, is this really the case?
Although the background of the story of "Chinese Students" is North America, the most admirable thing about the film is that it shows a true background, a true story.
There are a lot of cents in the country, and every day I say that it is a country of free cooking, yes, very free and very cooking.
Therefore, the first Xu Yang died, and the murderer was brought to justice. Doesn't it feel that he is very hard-boiled and the rule of law?
But doesn't anyone feel terrible? The existence of the law is to maintain social order and prevent crime, and these people, people in these free countries, have a lot of evil results on them, but the result is still no change, but they commit crimes again and again.
And the most frightening thing is that in the film, except for Xu Yang's parents, everyone else, including Xu Yang's classmates, after learning the news, although some expressed sadness, but more of them are used to it!
Ha ha, get used to it! A living life is ended, they are used to it!
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