"Eavesdropping Storm" commented that "every day in early autumn and September is blue, and the young and tall trees stretch upward like love. There is a beautiful and clean sky above us, and a cloud is moving slowly. It is so white and flawless. And as long as you believe from the heart, it will always be by your side. " It is the holy light of this art that gives birth to the conscience of human nature. When I first saw the title of this movie, I thought it must be another spy war movie and action movie. But after watching this movie, I feel that the eavesdropper Weizler is quiet and indifferent, which is really penetrating. This is not a storm of eavesdropping, but a mental journey of eavesdropping on the mind! Here is a brief introduction to the film: the story took place in East Germany in 1984. At that time, East Germany under socialism was firmly controlled by the high-handed policy of the National Security Bureau. Politicians rely on their own political means and adopt the strategy of "those who follow me prosper and those who oppose me perish", and their political skills also extend to the field of artists. Many artists have committed suicide. This reminds me of our "Cultural Revolution", with dark society, political corruption, absolutely no freedom of speech, high slogans and fanaticism. As a secret policeman, Weizler was ordered to monitor all the actions of artist Dreiman. Dreiman is a very talented writer. He and his wife lived a simple life, and it was this quiet life that was not short of "revolution" and anti-Party that completely changed the eavesdropper's world outlook, outlook on life and values. He changed himself and chose to protect the writer. As an excellent film, this film has many ideological connotations to express, but I just want to say two points: First, the protector of tragedy, Weizler, when he decided to protect Dreyman, I seemed to see the end of the tragedy. Maybe all of us were nervous when the Security Bureau searched Dreyman's house, but I was thinking about Weizler and worried about him. Searching Dreyman's house means Weizler is exposed! Dreyman is really a happy boy. He never knew that someone had been listening to him. What he never dreamed was that the people who listened to him were not only moved by sympathy, but also willing to act as his patron saint and protect him in the dark. Even when his wife, Lance, chose to betray him, Weizler, a stranger with no relatives or reasons, ignored his personal safety and hid the typewriter! Nowadays, there are many film and television works in which the killer and the assassinated person meet and fall in love, and our eavesdropper has undoubtedly betrayed his original intention. But the only difference is that the two have never met, and they are both unilaterally protected and protected. Li Bai's To Wang Lun once wrote, "Peach Blossom Pond is deeper than thousands of feet, not as good as Wang Lun." Some people joked that the translation of this poem into modern Chinese means "good gay friends, for life!" Oh! When Dreyman fought for the free system, Weizler silently escorted him! Second, the concept of "good people" What kind of talents are good people? It was Lance who called Weizler a good man for the first time in the movie. As a protector, Weizler not only protected Dreyman, but also protected his wife Lance, so that Lance could be himself, so Lance called him a good man! The original Weizler was cold and serious, but in the process of eavesdropping, the cold heart melted into thousands of tears. I can't forget the ending. Dreyman was shocked when he learned that an unknown patron saint was protecting himself. He finally found Weizler and saw the dull, slightly hunched, strange and familiar "him". He is too ordinary. The only difference is that in those terrible years, he always maintained a conscience, the great conscience of an ordinary nobody! Dreyman didn't thank him in person. At this moment, no matter how much he says "thank you", it will only appear hypocritical. Therefore, there are many seals.

In 2006, Dreiman picked up a pen again and wrote Song for a Good Man for The Guardian. Thank you for everything Weizler has done for himself and his wife. "Do you want to wrap it up and give it away?" "No, this is for me." Oh! This is for me, this is for me! What a pun! Everything before is worth it! Seeing this, there is an unspeakable emotion surging in my chest. At this time, only tears can express my inner trembling and moving at this moment. Jeffrey Mann has the best ending in the play and is also the best protected person. Personally, I like him the least. I think he lacks vitality. When he learned that Krista was threatened, he just told her not to go, but there was no substantive action or words to reassure his girlfriend. I'm too optimistic about publishing publications, and I don't doubt that it's going so smoothly. And when his girlfriend found out, he didn't protect his girlfriend. His girlfriend suddenly disappeared, and then the secret police came to search the room, which failed to attract his attention. He carried out the anti-government cause with full enthusiasm, but he didn't know that the people around him paid a huge price for it. At the end of the film, he wrote a book to Captain Weissler, which many people think is unfair. He gained fame and fortune, and the captain Wesley he got ruined his life, but he just wrote him a book. But I don't think so. I think this is the most reasonable way. First of all, Jeffrey Mann is a writer, so he expressed his gratitude in words. Secondly, he didn't go to Captain Weissler to thank him in person because after so many years, the status of many people has changed. He was also a famous playwright, and the other became an ordinary postman. The reason why we don't meet is to prevent each other from being embarrassed when communicating. Finally, expressing gratitude in the form of a book can let more people know that such a person once helped them, and convey gratitude to Captain Weissler. Captain Whistler is the most touching character in the play. Only from the beginning of the film, he was portrayed as a professor with no feelings for criminals. I was particularly impressed by the scenes of reviewing prisoners in the play. The censorship method of not letting criminals rest, breaking through the criminal's psychological defense line step by step and finally collapsing will make people feel particularly inhuman. Captain Weissler has been engaged in this work all the year round, but it's a bit inconceivable that George Dreiman changed his political stance. This reminds me of a movie called "This Killer is Not Too Cold", in which the killer killed countless people but was moved by the little girl and eventually died for the little girl. It may not need any reason, even if it is just a sentence or a thing, it can change a person's concept. Captain Weissler helped Jeffrey Mann and his girlfriend many times in the play. He is rigorous and calm, which may have something to do with his career. Why do you want to help Jeffrey Mann? Probably because he saw the corruption of the government, he sympathized with and appreciated Odeman and his girlfriend. From the beginning, I hid my truth to persuade Krista to leave the Hamptons, and finally I helped Jeffrey Mann destroy the evidence. While doing all this, his heart is full of struggle. He wanted to report to his superiors that George Dreiman wanted to publish a publication, but he hesitated when he heard the designated report on the persecution of artists. In the end, the report was not submitted. It can be seen that Captain Weissler is a smart man and has his own ideas. Finally, he was assigned to the grassroots to open envelopes, but he didn't complain or regret it. His indifferent attitude reflects his courage to take responsibility and do the right thing. After the merger of things, he became a postman, doing his own thing silently in his post. Finally, when he got the book written by Jeffrey Mann, he could proudly tell the bookseller that the book was written for me. It shows that he has never regretted his choice and is pleased with it. Finally, I want to mention the relationship between Weizler and Dreiman once again. They are strangers in reality, but in the depths of their souls they secretly regard each other as eternal confidants and friends! When the melody of "Good Man Sonata" rings again, the light piano sound, the unique footsteps of the soul and the holy light of human nature shine all over the world. I have always believed in the existence of good people. Finally, I wish all the good people in the world a safe life!