"Cinema"
Since childhood, cinema has been a significant part of my life, and the movies I've watched have influenced me greatly. Through films, I learned various behaviors, such as how to conduct myself in five-star hotels, at airports, and within society. Movies have had a profound impact on me, teaching me both positive and negative habits, such as drinking and smoking. Recently, I met a professor who mentioned a recent movie that received a central government award. He emphasized that the hero in the movie should at least be responsible for society since people like me are heavily influenced by films. The professor questioned the hero's actions, wondering how someone who smuggles and earns money illegally can be considered a hero just because he distributes money to the poor. In the same movie, the heroine explains that he is a role model for everyone. How can the director portray such a character as a hero? At the very least, the hero should demonstrate some sense of responsibility...