Crime and Punishment Page #6
- Year:
- 2007
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Can you get me some socks?
Mine are all wet.
- What's your name?
- Zhang.
- What's going on?
- It's no big deal.
- No big deal?
- Why's your face all red?
Just cold, I guess.
If it's no big deal,
why are the police here?
We deserve an explanation.
They were cutting down
trees on the mountain,
and planning to sell them.
- Report them?
Hurry up.
What's going on?
Are they going to fine you?
I don't know yet.
I'll tell you when we get back.
Wait!
We'll be right back.
He said they'll be right back.
- Where are you going?
- Up the mountain.
Nothing to worry about.
What happened to your face?
What'd they do, beat you?
Maybe he broke the law,
but it's no reason to beat him!
That's just wrong.
They can't do that...
How far is it?
Man, I'm exhausted.
When we get back, you can call
your relatives about the money.
- Huh?
- Money to pay the fine.
My wife will have
the money when we get back.
We'll see if we can get
your fine reduced.
I already told my wife
to get the money.
- At least stay for lunch.
- No need.
You must be tired
after all this walking.
A meal won't make us less tired.
I just feel bad for putting you
to so much trouble.
When we get back, we'll tell
the captain about your situation
and see if he'll reduce the fine.
I just wanted to earn some cash,
but now I'm broke again.
So you won't do it again.
- You bet your life I won't.
- You wasted our time, too.
I wasted your time
and made my family worry.
F***, I never stole anything before.
Today's the 5th, market day.
I wanted to buy some presents.
So that was the plan?
I thought if I sold the wood,
I could make some money
and buy my kid some New Year's
presents at the market today.
You were going today?
And spending the night in town?
To buy your kid presents?
Yeah.
Any more trees?
Let's keep going.
Any more?
Is that all?
I barely made 4000 yuan this year.
I work hard all year round
to send my kid to school,
the family savings.
- At least you've got savings.
- What savings?
My parents had to support 4 sons.
The house isn't big enough.
You saw it.
My dad lives in that little lean-to.
But what can you do?
An old man shouldn't have
to live like that.
This area's pretty poor.
There are laws
against beating people!
Look what you did to his face!
You're supposed to talk things out,
use reason, not violence!
You're supposed to enforce the law!
Isn't that against the law?
It's New Year,
and you bring them home like this!
We need to talk about this.
Even if they broke the law,
it's no excuse to hit them.
What are we going to do about this?
After all, it's New Year.
The police can't just
Isn't there a law against that?
We already paid the fine.
Why can't we ride back with you?
Don't interfere
with police business.
We're not interfering!
If you're taking our men away,
we have the right to go along!
No, we're coming with you.
We're not just going to pay the fine
and let you leave.
Because the suspects were beaten
in violation of police regulations
and the supervising officers feared
the families might file a complaint,
the men were fined
and allowed to keep the lumber
they cut down.
"Our annual demobilization
is already in full force.
"Officer selection
and restructuring
"within the ranks
has been completed.
"The task at hand
is to ensure a smooth transition
"and promote stability
and continuity within the ranks.
"Ideological education
continues to be essential.
"Departing veterans are encouraged
to maintain a positive attitude.
"Brigade leaders
have gone into the field
"to speak to the departing veterans,
"listen sincerely to their opinions
"and help them make a smooth
transition to civilian life.
"In addition,
the brigade headquarters
"has issued a statement.
"The statement reaffirms
our commitment to protect and serve,
"secure our borders,
"carry on a glorious
military tradition
"and conduct ourselves in a manner
befitting the insignia we wear.
"All 16 departing soldiers
to the statement.
"Officer and troop morale is high,
our objectives are clear.
"All ranks continue to do their duty
"with energy and enthusiasm."
Right now, the annual demobilization
of soldiers is our first priority.
I already spoke with some of you
this afternoon.
This is an organizational decision.
I trust that everyone
will respect this,
and maintain a positive attitude.
Although your time
in the army was brief,
it will help you prepare
for the challenges ahead
as you return to your hometowns
and help build the local economy.
Soldier, soldier, it's time to go
Soldier, soldier, it's time to go
Soldier, soldier, don't you grieve
For what used to be
Soldier, don't be this way
Say your farewells,
And shed your tears alone
Soldier, take your leave at ease
Behind you stands this army
Soldier, fare thee well
You'll never be forgotten here
Soldier, fare thee well
You'll always be remembered here...
That's how society is.
A lot of things aren't fair.
It's the truth
and I'm not afraid to say it.
If I had 50,000 to pay the bribe,
I know I'd get into the academy.
That's the truth, and you know it.
So why would you want
to stay in the army?
- You understand me, right?
- I understand.
But you've got to cheer up.
- How can I?
- It's not the end of the world!
It's just a phase.
I'm trying to understand myself.
But I know myself better
than anyone, trust me.
Someday you'll see.
Someday we'll meet up again
and I'll be fine, you'll see.
I know we've had our differences,
but I'll be fine, trust me.
You're sober.
I know I'm making a fool of myself,
but I don't care.
That's the kind of guy I am.
Don't be stupid...
You're a kick-ass public speaker,
right?
Well, I think I am, too.
I wanted to test myself against you,
but I never got the chance.
That's not important.
It's what we experience that counts.
You've gained experience.
That's what matters.
I just want you to understand me.
It's like playing go.
If I think I'm losing
and just play defense, I'll win.
But if I'm overconfident,
I'll get careless.
That's what happened.
I got overconfident and lost.
I lost out, and it sucks.
It's different for you.
You went to college.
Junior high, high school, college.
I wanted to go to college, too.
If I got into the military academy,
I know I'd kick ass.
But I lost out, and lost everything.
What do you mean?
I hate it when you talk like that.
What have you lost?
You've gained valuable experience,
that's how you should look at it.
It's a benefit, not a loss.
It'll help you in the future,
whether in school, work or life.
Just because they didn't make you
an officer
doesn't mean you lost everything.
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