respect for life

Nakia 2022-04-19 09:03:13

This is a movie that does not attract attention, and the plot that can be summed up in one sentence is even more lackluster. But it was it that plucked the softest string in my heart. That is respect for life.

After staying in China for 23 years, I have never understood why so many people in foreign countries are against the death penalty. It is only now that they realize that because life is sacred and inviolable, they respect life. He could surrender when American soldiers were besieged, and he was still considered a hero. In China, that is a traitor, a coward. This film is undoubtedly a textbook showing the differences between Chinese and Western cultures. Western education is: freedom, equality, independence. No one will make you give anything to your country. Achieving self-worth in life is the ultimate goal that everyone pursues. In contrast to China, we have been indoctrinated from the bottom up that the party is the country, and the interests of the country are paramount. Individual sacrifices for the collective are well deserved. When we see others willingly or compelled to sacrifice for our country, our hearts are only indifferent.

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Extended Reading
  • Tyler 2022-03-31 09:01:09

    Why are the main themes of the United States so touching~ Tears. Chance is really sunny

  • Luciano 2022-03-27 08:01:01

    impressed by everyone's respect and honor for Chance's dignity when passing by his coffin..even they didn't know him at all.

Taking Chance quotes

  • [First Line]

    LtCol Mike Strobl: Once per quarter we'll give you a run down on battalion and squadron level readiness and today's briefing will focus on First Marine Division.

  • [Last Line]

    LtCol Mike Strobl: Hey, Hi I'm home. Come here. Group Hug. How you guys doing?