In my opinion, the innovation of "Insidious" is that it is a very humane, family ethics soap opera-style spy drama, and it is extremely idealistic at its heart. That's what touches me the most.
In interviews with various media, director Jiang Wei repeatedly said that "Latent" is a play about faith, but I prefer to see it as a play about idealism. Faith means that others are thinking for us? Although it may not be so absolute, beliefs and slogans are indeed very questionable in many cases. If faith were reliable, China would not have so many corrupt officials, and North Korea would not have such jokes: Kim Jong Il, who feeds the whole country by himself, is said to be the only fat man in North Korea. In "Latent", Yu Zecheng talked about faith several times, but to be honest, I don't think Yu Zecheng has a strong faith. What he has is the idealism unique to young people. This idealism is very simple and It's very simple, I just hope that this country can become better and the people in this country can live better.
Idealism means achieving nothing? This may be true for individuals, but for the world, the idealism of young people is a very important driving force - the idealism of this generation of young people has hit a wall and failed, and the ideals of the next generation of young people have Doctrine then appeared again, and the battle began again.