Idea:
First, briefly introduce the main characters and events of "Witness", and then analyze the fairness, justice and openness of the case.
Example:
Zhou Li is an excellent lawyer, and it is her professional ethics to do what others entrust her to do. When the client deliberately fabricates false evidence to induce her, Her step-by-step reasoning based on the evidence in court cannot but be said to be brilliant. Although her reasoning was wrong, she couldn't be entirely blamed. As a lawyer, she is dedicated.
Lin Mengmeng in the play is the real murderer. She concealed the truth because of fear and expected her father to help her escape her guilt. She lacked rationality and responsibility. As a college student, her personality was too immature. .
When Lin Tai’s driver Sun Wei came out to take the blame, she pretended to be shocked, but when Lin Tai took the blame in person, she collapsed. I can’t describe what kind of mentality this is, but I believe in justice. He and his conscience will judge, but in the end, Lin Mengmeng turned around and finally took responsibility.
In today's media-rich world, all events seem to be over-exposed. However, if people are swayed by public opinion and dominated by their own customary ethics, then some things will lose their true evaluation, and some truths will be buried forever. And our so-called transparency is just blocked by a leaf, and we can never see the truth.
This reminds me of the case of Li Moumou, morality and law, family affection and fairness. I hope that "Witness by All" will not become "realism". I hope that reality can be like the ending of the movie, and there will be no incident. The truth and justice of the law.
What people today pursue is truth and justice. Many times, what people demand is an objective look, but what really dominates "objectivity" is "subjectivity". Just like legal rulings, everyone hopes to be fair, just, and open. To achieve these three points, we naturally need to put aside subjective factors and look at things objectively.