In Shanghai in the 90s, a unique ** style was shown through the screen. This work is full of Wong Kar-wai's unique visual language, which makes people feel hazy, as if hovering between understanding and confusion. Even without reading the original, just four episodes are enough to make one fall into deep thought, which is not about the plot, but about the art of expression. It is like a psychedelic dream, and like a picture of the world that is drunk with gold, making people wonder about the true face of the world. However, no matter what, under Wong Kar-wai's lens, handsome men and beautiful women are still eye-catching. They seem to come from a painting, both real and illusory, bringing a visual feast to the audience. Especially the uncle played by Mr. You Benchang, his performance is really amazing. 
It is hard to imagine that this old man who is over 90 years old still maintains such a mental state and temperament. He seems to have come out of the depths of history, satisfying my imagination of the characters in the book. Especially in the first episode, Uncle's narration of Bao's business experience is even more impressive. 
Po asks his uncle for advice on business, and he uses a series of questions to make him understand that doing business is not only about profit, but also about cost, trust and character. He passed a series of tests to test Po's trust and character, qualities that are the cornerstones of success. Uncle's transformation process of Ah Bao is also very exciting, which makes people watch it with relish. In the middle of the first episode, I highly recommend everyone to go **. The acting skills of Mr. You Benchang and Hu Ge deeply attracted me and made me feel their unique charm. The ritual of this scene perfectly shows what is tailor-made and what is a high-level representation. 
When the next scene came along, I watched it three times without taking my eyes off it, and it was amazing. The appearance, temperament and aura of the two people have reached a perfect situation, and this is really an unforgettable scene. The transformation from Po to Mr. Bao, the youthful spirit and the calm guidance of the old man all show the unique style of Wong Kar-wai's films. He always leaves enough room for the audience's imagination for us to feel and interpret for ourselves. In addition, Li Li played by Xin Zhilei also left a deep impression on me. Wong Kar-wai is really good at photographing the charm of women. Under the camera, his female characters always carry a certain wisdom and stubbornness that sees through everything. For example, when the truth about Mr. Bao's collision was revealed, Li Li easily revealed the inside story, and the sentence "What did he offend is not just the Kirin Club" contains a huge amount of information. This woman is really not simple, mysterious and charming.