What is so good about the Korean film "Parasite" that won four Oscars?

Parasite is a good-looking movie, and it should be the most enjoyable of all genres this year. "Parasite" is a film with a clear direction. The film talks about class in Korean society, especially the problem of class solidification. Just looking at this fact is not accurate enough to grasp the director's intention. In this solidified class society, , the "spiritual shackles" tied to the slaves of the exploited class - "Success Learning", are the real focus of the director.

To understand this core theme, you need to read three obscure foreshadowings from the movie.

1. The protagonist’s family is actually a bankrupt middle class

2. The protagonist’s family is deeply poisoned by the success culture

3. The serious class solidification and employment in Korean society Difficulties

After understanding these three foreshadowings, the plot of the story will flow smoothly. The protagonist's family successfully sneaked into President Park's house, and their life became sunny. Their dream of studying successfully became even more intense. Eventually, class conflict broke out and no one could stay out of it.