A director's feelings will be reflected in his works, and Feng's feelings are mainly ridicule and warmth. Party A and Party B is the pinnacle of this style. At the beginning, the funny jokes were wonderful. From changing houses to cancer couples getting married, it's getting warmer. At the end, the sentence "1997 has passed, and I miss it very much" is full of warmth and the camera fades out. The Personal Tailor is almost at the bottom of this style, with a good joke and an environmental promotion at the end. Is there a relationship between the two? If you like environmental protection so much, you don't have to spend money on environmental public service advertisements. I don't think it's rude to butt in at the end. What's left of Xiaogang Feng, except the wonderful advertisement implantation. Feng Dao is really the only one who can make the product placement so crazy, without hiding anything, and still have such an effect. Features, lines, and jokes. Don't treat it as a movie, just treat it as an advertisement. This level is definitely several times ahead of other directors.