The film was adapted from the 1978 musical, when the writers were largely based on "the woman with the whip," a biography from the opposition, and although it changed when it was adapted into a movie, it stayed Under the influence of musical theatre.
This film may be heard by many people as an inspirational film, describing the wonderful life of a woman, but the abrupt scenes in the film
still make people ask why she can get such a grand funeral by the Argentines Did the people accomplish something, or did nothing, as Che said in the film, just rely on political performances and shows to deceive the people in exchange for their wonderful life ending? .
In the movie, Evita, who became the first lady, seems to only know how to enjoy the glory of the first lady, wear gorgeous clothes, and preach to the people those speeches that are called empty words. , was willing to do some high-profile show-like "charity activities" like issuing lottery tickets and throwing money, which easily made the crowd take her as a virgin, like obsessed, and begged her hard (as Saint Evita did) for her But ignore them and get no help.
Is the truth really like this? the answer is negative. Since she became the first lady, she has made clear her mission. As she said in her autobiography, on the one hand, she should have the role of Eva Peron, which is the role of an ordinary first lady, with easy work and honor. On the other hand, she also has the role of Evita, that is to become the first lady who serves the people and is loved by the people; he chooses her to be Evita most of the time except for a few moments as Eva peron;
Since becoming the first lady, she has chosen to continue working in the Social Welfare Department where people met Veron before, received a large number of visits from the masses, and received thousands of letters that he must read one by one, regardless of economic needs. , still recommended. In just seven years, hundreds of hospitals, more than 3,000 schools, and a large number of housing have been established. A lot of money has been spent giving people access to medical services they never had before, eradicating tuberculosis and dysentery that were once prevalent in Argentina. Made Argentina a country that wiped out health inequalities; increased wages for workers. A shelter was even built for the girl who came to Buenos Aires for the first time, because she too was helpless. Women also had the right to vote at that time.
Behind all these achievements, she works more than 15-18 hours a day, even up to 20 hours in the last three or four years; even under the condition of serious illness, he works harder because she knows the time There is not much left, and she should work hard to complete her mission. For this, she sacrificed her health and even her life. And these movies don't mention it at all.
Most of the works now focus more on her childhood, her struggles, her ambitions, and the ups and downs of her life; but without her determination to become Evita, to serve the people, Argentines would not Remember her like any other first lady's name we've lost.
She once said that what she does is not charity, but social justice, because charity is just a kind of charity, and it does not really improve the lives of the poor. Social justice, on the other hand, is to make up for the wounds of past inequality, allowing them to enjoy the fruits of their own creation in a notarial society. It was under this mission that she created the Argentine version of the "New Harmony Commune". Just like the utopian socialist Owen, this utopian idea lacked the guidance of correct theories, and was also in line with the "New Harmony" of that year. Commune” went bankrupt and in other respects she had many faults, but as the Argentine writer Tomas Eloy Martinez said, Evita, like Che Guevara, projected
a kind of naivety of the Argentine people for a good society And there are effective pursuits. This spirit is more difficult to forget than the so-called image played by Madonna.
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