In "Goodbye, That Day" the characters in the play are more and more miserable, and almost all the characters who can be named have gone in. Hu Guanglai (Li Guangjie) was imprisoned, almost sentenced to death/sentence, and spent more than twenty years trying to reform. But he's really naughty, just fanatical about music. He did this to help his sister Hu Fang (guo anthem), and the roots are all in Qin Bo.
In this way, he is still the best family in this small group. My father and sister are both iron rice bowls, and my mother takes care of the home very warmly. Then he has a rock talent, if he does not meet Qin Bo, he may already be a rock star! Now that he has re-entered the society and has been given a blank stare by countless people, looking for a job everywhere and hitting a wall, I think he chose the funeral industry, mainly because he felt that dealing with dead people was not so tired.
Wu Lei (Li Gan) was abandoned by his parents since he was a child, bullied by other children, grew up with his grandmother, and went astray, and when his grandmother was critically ill, he could not see the last side. Grandma is gone, the home is gone. This is not the same thing as Mei Xiang's seizure of his house in order to save him. He had long wanted to go home to see his grandmother, but he was worried that he would be arrested when he went home, and he couldn't escape the palm of Brother Shu's hand, what could he do?
Mei Xiang (Jiang Xin) has a rough life, her father died in the line of duty when she was five or six years old, it is reasonable to say that his father's unit should take good care of this child, but she grew up very bitterly. Marrying a "madman" was abused by the family, tattooed maliciously, and even the child was not saved, to put it mildly, if she had not resisted at that time, she might have died. Jail time is also better than domestic violence by your husband.
The "madman" died, a hundred years later, and she still had to go to jail and endure the pain of losing her child. Especially the tattoos on the back, one after another, are painful memories. It was not only the shame on her body, but also the demonic mark on her soul that she could never forget for the rest of her life. If it weren't for meeting The Whole Party Wish (Hu Jun) and helping her out of the trough of life, maybe now she would have entered the palace.
All three of them were ex-convicts who had helped resettled them, found them jobs, encouraged them to learn their craft, and asked them to take one by one and live a good life together, and even gave Him a house to Hu Guanglai, which really treated him as his own relative. Lao Quan's vision was right, and his heart to heart was also passed down. Mei Xiang helped Hu Guanglai, Hu Guanglai helped Wu Lei, and Wu Lei helped others.
It is conceivable that Hu Guanglai and Wu Lei would most likely be imprisoned again if they were not led by Lao Quan. If Mei Xiang had not been dragged off the train by Lao Quan, she would either be subjected to domestic violence again or fall astray, and the consequences would not be imagined. Hu Guanglai's improvement also led to Meng Chaoyang (Qi Kui). In fact, he did not really want to cheat Hu Guanglai's money, and he was also forced to punch his swollen face and become fat.
Meng Chaoyang's pressure is very high, his father who is seriously ill and hospitalized, his son who is going to school, his wife who only has money in his eyes, and the hardships of engaging in related work for his musical dreams. Meng Chaoyang, Hu Guanglai, or Hu Guanglai, have realized a truth that "as long as you live, there is hope." This rationale is also hindsighted, but unfortunately it is too late, he not only lost his comrade-in-arms Xiaowen, but also lost love.
I think this kind of drama about ordinary police officers and face-changing people is very contagious. The police who work at the grassroots level rarely have the feat of birth and death, and they rarely have thrilling police. But they have helped the people solve the immediate difficulties and practical problems, and have made great contributions to maintaining social stability. Their appeasement of those released after completing their sentences alone has reduced the problem of public order.