An in-depth analysis of the clown film reviewThe Clown was set in America in the 1980s. The protagonist, Arthur, grew up in a single-parent family. He lived with his mentally ill mother and lived a difficult life on the edge of society. His profession was a clown, and he was responsible for bringing joy to others. However, he was actually suffering inside and had been relying on psychoactive drugs for a long time.
From the character's experience, Arthur tried his best to show kindness to the outside world. He tried to make the children on the bus and in the orphanage laugh, and he longed to be a good comedy actor, but fate kept hitting him. He was robbed of his signboard by hooligans, beaten up, fired by his boss, and publicly ridiculed by a talk show host. These encounters led him to shoot back when he was bullied on the subway. This behavior caused a sensation in the city, and he became the target of the clown masks. However, these followers did not really understand him. They only used him as a symbol to express their opinions.
On a psychological level, Arthur was not just a villain. After he knew his identity, he grabbed his mother's throat, killed his colleagues, and shot the host. There were complicated psychological motives behind these actions. On the one hand, he shot the host because the host repeatedly mocked him. On the other hand, he wanted to be remembered in the moment of public attention because his past efforts were always ignored. His desire for attention led him to the extreme. But at the same time, he also had a kind side, such as letting go of his dwarf colleague. Arthur was not a psychopath who would hurt others recklessly or indiscriminately. His actions were based on his own thoughts and feelings. He was just a lonely individual who collapsed under the injustice and indifference of society.
The Clown 2's reputation was divided. From the perspective of bad reviews, the plot revolved around Arthur's trial, which was relatively thin and boring, lacking a wonderful reversal of the plot. In terms of innovation, he used a large number of elements from the first film and failed to add new content, which could not give the audience a sense of freshness. The use of song and dance elements was unsuccessful, and most of the song and dance scenes were deliberately awkward. In terms of connection with the original work, it was more like a doujinshi based on the first one. The connection with the clown character was weak. The protagonist returned to Arthur's identity and deviated from the core setting of the first clown. However, in terms of production, the photography, art, and music were maintained at a certain level, ensuring the quality of the film. Joaquin Phoenix's acting skills were outstanding, and Lady Gaga also performed well. In short, although The Clown 2 had its production and performance highlights, there were many problems with the plot and other aspects.
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The same gums bled repeatedly for several daysThe repeated bleeding of the same gums for several days in a row could be caused by many reasons.
From the perspective of local factors, the most common ones were gums or plantations. This could be due to long-term external stimulation, such as food impaction, which caused the gums to be red and swollen, so it was easy to bleed when brushing teeth, sucking, biting hard objects, or gargling in the morning. Although the amount of bleeding was not large and could usually stop on its own, the symptoms were easy to repeat. Tooth gallstone was also a factor. It was a substance formed by dental plaque in the mouth and attached to the teeth.
Considering the whole body, some patients with general diseases such as diabetes, liver and kidney diseases, and immune diseases may have gum problems. When the body's hormones changed due to the imbalance of hormones, it could also cause gum bleeding. In addition, the lack of vitamins in the body may also cause bleeding gums.
If this happens, you should go to the dental department to determine the cause and carry out targeted treatment. Generally speaking, for gums and plantations, after removing local irritants such as dental calculi, plaque, and soft dirt by washing teeth, the inflammation can be subsided, but it needs to be cleaned regularly to prevent relapse. If the gums are obviously damaged, further treatment such as scraping is needed to remove the pathogenic irritants on the deep surface of the gums. If it was caused by a general disease, it needed to be treated according to the corresponding disease. At the same time, they should maintain good oral hygiene habits, such as ensuring the quality of brushing their teeth.
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Ancient Civil Official RankingsIn ancient times, civil officials were divided into different levels in different dynasties:
1. ** Han Dynasty **: The number of Lu Shi was used as a symbol of the level of official positions. For example, Jiuqing was in the middle of 2,000 stones, provincial governors and prefects were in the middle of 2,000 stones, and county magistrates were in the range of 1,000 to 600 stones.
2. [Cao Wei: Official positions are divided into nine grades, with one grade being the highest and nine grades being the lowest.]
3. ** Sui and Tang Dynasties **: The ninth grade is divided into Zhengcong. Starting from Zhengfourpin, each grade is divided into two grades, up and down, a total of 30 grades. Within the ninth grade is the flow of internal officials, beyond the ninth grade is the flow of external officials, the flow of external officials after the examination of the selection of officials transferred to the flow of internal officials called into the flow. In the Sui Dynasty, there were official positions (officials with duties) and scattered officials (officials without duties). For example, the first grade was called the third division of the government, the second grade was called the special advance, and the civil officials below the sixth grade were called Lang. In the Tang Dynasty, there were 12 ranks of meritorious officers. Moreover, in the Tang and Song Dynasties, the rank of the official was not necessarily the same as the rank of the official. The rank of the official was higher than the official, and the word "Xing" was added to the official, the word "Shou" was added to the lower official, and the word "Test" was added to the lower rank.
4. ** Ming and Qing **: The nine grades are only divided into the main and subordinate grades, a total of eighteen grades. In the Qing Dynasty, officials who were not included in the ninth grade were called unranked.
The common civil officials and ranks of each dynasty were as follows:
1. ** Zheng Yi Pin (Wen)**: Grand Preceptor, Grand Tutor, Grand Protector, Grand Scholar (Ming and Qing Dynasties); Clansmen of the Imperial Clan Court, Left and Right Zongzheng, Left and Right Zongren, etc.
2. ** From the first grade (Wen)**: Young Master, Prince Grand Protector; Young Master, Prince Grand Protector (Ming and Qing Dynasties); Minister of each department, Imperial Censor of the Left Capital, Imperial Censor of the Right Capital (Ming and Qing Dynasties), etc.
3. ** Second Rank (Wen)**: Crown Prince's Junior Master, Crown Prince's Junior Fu, Crown Prince's Junior Protector, Provincial Governors, Left and Right Assistant Ministers (Ming and Qing Dynasties); Crown Prince's Junior Master, Crown Prince's Junior Fu, Crown Prince's Junior Protector, Six Ministers, Imperial Censor of the Imperial Censorate, Inherited the title of Yan Sheng Duke, Zhenren, etc.
4. ** From the second grade (Wen)**: Provincial governor, cabinet scholar, Hanlin Academy master scholar, provincial governor (Ming and Qing Dynasties), left and right government affairs, etc.
5. ** Third Rank (Wen)**: Left and Right Deputy Censors of the Imperial Censorate, General Political Envoy of the General Political Department, Minister of the Supreme Court, Zhan Shi of the Zhan Shi Fu, Minister of the Taichang Temple, Prefect of Shuntian Prefecture, Prefect of Fengtian Prefecture, Provincial Judge (Ming and Qing Dynasties); Crown Prince's Guest, Assistant Minister of the Six Ministries, Left and Right Deputy Censors, General Political Envoy, Minister of the Supreme Court, Minister of the Taichang Temple, Zhan Shi of the Zhan Shi Fu, Yingtian Shuntian Prefect, Provincial Judge, etc.
6. ** From the third grade (Wen)**: Guanglu Temple Minister, Taipu Temple Minister, Provincial Salt Transport Envoy (Ming and Qing Dynasties); Guanglu Temple Minister, Taipu Temple Minister, Xingtaipu Temple Minister, Salt Transport Envoy, Chief Secretary Left and Right Political Affairs, Yuanma Temple Minister, Xuanwei Envoy, etc.
7. Fourth Rank (Wen): Deputy Envoy of the General Administration Department, Deputy Official of the Supreme Court, Deputy Official of the Zhan Office, Deputy Official of the Taichang Temple, Deputy Official of the Honglu Temple, Deputy Official of the Taipu Temple, Provincial Daoist (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
8. ** From the fourth grade (Wen)**: Hanlin Academy Attendant Bachelor, Attendant Lecturer Bachelor, Imperial College Jijiu, Cabinet Attendant Bachelor, Provincial Prefect (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
9. ** Fifth Grade (Wen)**: Left and Right Chunfang Left and Right Bastard, Guanglu Temple Shaoqing, Qin Tianjian Supervisor, Six Departments to the Matter, Doctors of Various Departments, Tongzhi of Various Houses, Zhili Province Zhizhou (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
10. ** From the fifth rank (Wen)**: Honglu Temple Shaoqing, various supervisory censors, Hanlin Academy attendants, Yuanwailang of various departments, provincial governors (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
11. ** Sixth Grade (Wen)**: Imperial College Secretary, Cabinet Attendant, Left and Right Chunfang Left and Right Zhongyun, Chief of Each Department, General Judge of the Capital Government, Magistrate of the Capital County, General Judge of Each Province (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
12. ** From the sixth grade (text)**: Left and right spring square left and right praise good, Hanlin Academy repair, Guanglu Temple Department is, Zhili state state with, state with (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
13. ** Seventh Grade (Wen)**: revised by the Imperial Academy, seventh-grade pen paste style of various departments, professor and discipline of Shuntian government school, county magistrate of Jing County, magistrate of other counties, professor of various government schools (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
14. ** From the seventh grade (Wen)**: Hanlin Academy review, Zhongshu Department Zhongshu, Cabinet Zhongshu, Imperial College doctor, Zhili state judge, state judge (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
15. ** Eighth Grade (Wen)**: Imperial Physician of the Imperial Academy of Medicine, Eighth Grade Brush Stickers of various departments, Experience in the Outer Prefecture, County Magistrate of Outer County, State Scholar, County Edict (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
16. ** From the eighth grade (Wen)**: Hanlin Academy Dian Bu, Fu, Zhou, County Discipline (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
17. ** The ninth grade (text)**: Each department's ninth grade brush paste, county main book (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
18. ** From the ninth grade (text)**: Hanlin Academy waiting for the imperial edict, punishment all prison, state officials, patrol (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
19. ** End of the stream (text)**: Beijing, outside the county Dian Li, post Cheng, river park officer (Ming and Qing Dynasties).
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