I prefer this kind of biography to be real and touching than that kind of sci-fi. There was a time when I really liked watching black movies and I liked listening to their accents. The few movies I've watched were very moving and they were all very good. The history is really bad and I really have no interest, but after watching the video for a minute or two and seeing how people cheered when Mandela was released from prison, I went to Baidu and got a certain understanding of Mandela. Nelson Mandela, just out of prison, has successfully run for the presidency of South Africa. He led the desegregation of people and led the way, hiring white escorts and establishing color-coded communication in every way. As the host of the 1995 Rugby World Cup, South Africa is back in the international sports family. However, South Africa's rugby team - the Springboks, whose players are all white, is regarded by many blacks as synonymous with racism. In order to break the barrier, Mandela took a long-term view and supported the exchange and competition between the Springboks and foreign visiting teams. He met Springbok captain Piena, and the two had a heart-to-heart conversation. The latter led white players to travel around South Africa, popularized rugby to ordinary people, and made the game a link between black and white. Mandela was very nice to the people around him, he cared about everyone, and the few black bodyguards around him were really in awe of his president. Respect is mutual. But it's really hard to imagine how he's been in such a small space for 27 years, and I've never given up hope for life. Imagine what we would be like if we spent 27 years in prison? He came out and chose to forgive those who sent her to jail. The unyielding Mandela taught us that anything is possible.
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