What does the last scene of The Disciple mean

Wu has been up and down in this unknown world for a long time, and sometimes he doesn't know who he is, is a policeman? Ruined the people around you with your own hands Are you a criminal? But it's a crime-fighting job, and Ah Fen is gone, and everybody is gone, and he's a little confused about what he wants, so he picks up the thing that makes these people in pain escape, and sometimes wonders what they're feeling......When Wu was about to suck it, the little child who represented hope ran in and threw it, which roughly means that no matter what, you have to live a normal life and depend on each other.

There is another point to pay attention to, Ali allowed Kun to die, but the police did not punish Ali for this, but praised him for doing a good job. There's a lot of meaning here. Kun died a lot, and it can be covered up together.

1. The ending of the disciple: Ali lay on the sofa where Ah Fen once lay and injected himself with a syringe. The orphan girl came over and threw the poison needle into the trash.

2. There are two explanations for this ending. 1. According to the plot at the beginning where the orphan girl throws the poison needle injected by Ah Fen into the trash, it shows that Ali also began to take drugs and went to destruction because of emptiness. Second, the orphan girl helped Ali throw away the poison needle, showing that the orphan girl is the hope and light of the society.

3, Disciple is a crime movie directed by Er Dongsheng and starring Andy Lau, Gu Tianle, Wu Yanzu, etc. The film tells a story about drugs, and his purpose is to tell people to stay away from drugs and cherish life, and almost every character in the film is a victim of drugs.

4, the film tells the story of the policeman Ali in order to grasp the evidence of drug trafficking in the entire drug trafficking kingdom, and he fights wits and courage with the drug lord Kunge during his undercover work.

The "Disciple" movie has two main story lines. The main line is the undercover policeman Ali played by Wu Yanzu, who has followed the drug lord Lin Kun (played by Andy Lau) for many years, and then before Lin Kun was ready to wash his hands, he collected evidence to successfully arrest Lin Kun, and Lin Kun committed suicide. The second line is the undercover policeman Ali (played by Wu Yanzu) who meets his drug-addicted neighbor Ah Fen by chance, and has an accident with Ah Fen's family

Ah Kun is an ordinary person, but in fact, he also has a hidden identity, that is, about a drug lord who monopolizes drugs, Ah Li is his subordinate, and he actually has a hidden identity, that is, an undercover policeman. And Ah Kun is also a very careful person, never revealing his business.

Through the conversation between the two and the slow getting along, the two also had a relationship, and finally won the trust of Ah Kun, Ah Li also took over his business, and slowly learned about the drug business. Slowly, he also developed a relationship with his neighbor Ah Fen, and she is also a drug addict.

At the end of the movie, Ali wears a police uniform in the house where Ah Fen died, preparing to inject himself with drugs. But after the death of drug lord Lin Kun, Ali chose to continue to go undercover, and his boss had agreed. So it is impossible for Ali to go out in a police uniform, he can only wear it secretly at home.

This brings us back to the original topic: is it emptiness horror or drug horror? Ali wants to inject drugs because of his emptiness, but in the end, Ah Fen's daughter appears to stop him.

But is this an effective discouragement? Ali is still empty, and he will eventually take the path of drug addiction and become a true disciple.