"The grandmother's four large skirts represent the symbols of the four nationalities.
Fish, geese, and kale represent the economy. Potatoes are land.
In fact, the people in this film are not real "people", they represent different national cultures.
For example, Oscar represents the Nazis, his father represents the German-Italian system, and his uncle represents Poland. Pay attention to the changes before and after, that is, the place in Danze is affected by wars and so on.
Oscar challenged the law of superiority and inferiority, challenged human civilization, challenged science, and finally challenged theocracy (hanging the drum on the statue), and succeeded every time. "
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