The story is definitely a first-class story, but the level of directing is quite lacking. Many plots should be weak when they are passionate, and too much focus when they should be smooth.
Speaking of the political issues implicit in the story, the effects and effects of autocracy and uncontrolled democracy are the same. What is politics? However, it is an organization promoted in the process of social development, a pretense given by the ruler to the ruled, and its role and influence have always been in the experimental stage, and there is no political system superior to that system, such as Le Pen's "The Crowd" "Written at the beginning of the volume, why did ordinary Japanese people become war machines, and why did the "Cultural Revolution" youth become irrational? Such ordinary people integrate into a group and organization, lose their rationality and reasoning ability, become susceptible to suggestion, bewitched, become extreme and fanatical, this is politics, a kind of ideological atomic bomb.
Of course, politics also brings the lonely into the group and the powerless to rely on. I am not a complete nihilist. I also hope that our or all systems can continue to improve and progress. More political systems can communicate with each other, and the most important thing is What's more, the intellectuals are ahead of the system reform. Before making accusations, they should think about the way to improve.
No matter how much I say, I really don't like the collective things, and finally I remembered a little poem I wrote yesterday, maybe I still call this theme very well. The clamor of the
clansmen
made me feel extremely inferior.
I forgot the hatred they said.
They waved colorful flags and cheered loudly
. The
clearer you could see—
the rabble crowd danced with joy at the wounds of the ants, and
in the turbulent, jubilant procession, it wasn’t just anyone who shouted—
“Down with Japanese imperialism!” The
crowd almost burned.
2010.3.11 An afternoon of an earthquake in Japan
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