In fact, after Mr. Liu knew that the whole thing was what their father and son were doing, Mr. Liu deliberately told Mr. Li, which meant forcing him to give in. You can see Mr. Li and Mr. Liu talking alone, but Mr. Li knows that things have been exposed, so he wants to protect himself first and try to save his son. So at home, the father and son put on a play. Did you notice that when Li questioned his son while reading a book, the page was not wrinkled? It may be a hint between their father and son that things have been exposed. SIR Li pointed a gun at his son, but it was actually for others to see. Who would want to kill their children? SIR Li returned the gun to his son. His motive was to let his son take the fall for him until the dialogue appeared. If he picks up the gun, it's not my son. This is for others to see, but Mr. Liu didn't say anything. Why? Because he knew that their father and son were acting. But Sir Liu's ultimate goal is just to be a director. The most convincing thing is the ending. When Mr. Liu kicked Mr. Li out, Mr. Li said Churchill said it was an unnecessary war, but he didn't say all wars were unnecessary. The significance is that Sir Lee will make a comeback, but Sir Liu doesn't understand.

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