the confrontation between "dog strong" and "crazy donkey": the meaning of survival from an international perspective
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the film features a stray dog named "black wind" and tells his inspiring story. it also incorporates real people and backgrounds from real life, depicting the spirit of people's unremitting efforts and struggles for survival and life in the era of globalization. the film features animals as the protagonists, and through the confrontation between "dog strong" and "crazy donkey", it shows the diversity of human survival in an international context.
the film director chen jiayang uses the confrontation between "dog jianqiang" and "crazy donkey" as the core to show the challenges and opportunities faced by humans in the context of internationalization. in the film, the story of the stray dog "black wind" symbolizes the various survival problems and struggles that people experience in the process of internationalization.
the performances of two comedians, wang peilu and wang shuangbao, add many highlights to the film. wang peilu plays the dog thief ershun. his humorous, "professional", embarrassed and down-to-earth performance style is consistent with his previous screen image, while adding a sense of absurdity in the style of black humor. many viewers know wang peilu from the "crazy donkey" in this year's hit tv series "kuang biao". compared with other multifaceted and complex characters in the play, he is simply bad and cute. his innocent villain image has become an extra touch of relaxation before the heavy atmosphere of the whole play.
wang shuangbao plays the dog thief lu san, a seemingly fierce character who shows a funny side in the film. wang shuangbao has created many classic villains since his debut, and his performance style is a perfect fusion of reality and contrast comedy. in the film, ershun and lu san, who make a living by stealing and selling dogs, are actually two very "dedicated" little people. although their livelihood is not glorious, the film depicts the struggle and courage of people in survival and life through these characters.
the success of "my world has you" lies in its integration of the animal perspective into the discussion of human survival. through the inspirational legendary story of the stray dog "heifeng", the film shows the diversity of human survival in an international context, and also reflects the psychological and emotional dilemmas people face when facing survival challenges and opportunities.