The alien invasion reveals the evil of human nature, and under the shadow of Ireland's gloomy climate and humid tundra, it highlights the tragic temperament of the Irish nation. Conflict scenes are bound to resonate with most people, as the same emotional storm is implicated in ethnic conflict, religious persecution, or family feuds. The story of cooking beans and burning peas between Faxiao and his brothers is not only a portrayal of Irish national history, but also not too fictional, because it does not exceed the level of pain in reality. Historical films can present the suffering history of small nations and teach people to reflect on aggression against other countries and nationalism. what is right? what is wrong? Political contradictions and unique individual experiences jointly determine each person's position and choice. It is meaningless to answer who is right and who is wrong. It is a violent simplification of history mixed with the blood of various factions. First of all, the nation should not have greed. Aggression is the root of all evil. Once this magic box is opened, violence can often only be overcome by violence, and the deep resentment will form a trauma in the memory of the nation.
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