The house is the product of this era. It is precisely because of his high wisdom that he can understand the essence of things when he is too young, so he can't feel happiness and sadness. No matter what his sense of social responsibility and self-philosophical attributes are, people who are too smart will not have a strong sense of responsibility for society and groups, nor will they handle personal feelings well.

There is no good or bad house. Personally, I feel that the director can grasp the development of House's character and behavior in the first few films, but can't grasp the development of the plot in the later period, or it is forced by ratings. ...

To analyze a complete house, we should look at the most classic plot of "House" and operate it ourselves. Personally, I think this is a sublimation analysis of House's character-I need to live, which is a biological instinct; I need a complete leg, which is human instinct; I don't need other people's help, it's my instinct. Of course, before I die, I still have to do a good job of biological instinct, then consider human instinct, and finally consider my own instinct. I am not stubborn, but I can think rationally at any time. This is House. He can think about himself as carefully as a machine.