I was moved by the innocence and cuteness of the inhabitants of the small town of Antlanca. Although I know that life may not be like the movie, my father’s efforts to persuade him to change the tradition may be shattered by the fact that his married daughter is not happy. Telling yourself that there is a fantasy of hope may also be nothing but nothing, just like the heroine of "Out of Africa", after so much hardship, he crashed when he was finally able to be with the male protagonist. This is adapted from a true story, and life is much crueler than a story.
But Antlanca is not describing a utopia. There are also poverty here. There are times when there is starvation and hunger, when the matchmaker pulls the inexplicable red line. Taivi sang the song "If I'm a Rich Man", just like many nowadays. Like people, they imagine that having money can solve the problem of lack of happiness. Tai Wei initially promised to marry his daughter to a butcher, thinking like this, "He is very rich, he treats my daughter very well, and my daughter will be happy." In fact, sometimes we often accuse utilitarian parents, they can’t follow us. Most of them just want us to have a better life. It’s not right for them to impose what they think is good on us, but they shouldn’t be ridiculed by us. Now that there are not many parents who can hold their children, Tai Wei has not finally fulfilled his daughter’s wish, "Although it is not good, it will not be bad." To reality, it is often the case. In order to make myself feel at ease.
It was one of the crying points when sending the second daughter away at the train station. This story is full of beauty and tolerance. Taivi ran when he watched the train moving away and said to God, "take care of her". . I still want to say that many ideal marriages mentioned in the movie are too risky, but the love of parents for their children is real. But then again. . The part where Tai Wei asked his wife if he loved him after returning home was also very interesting. After twenty-five years of marriage, it was so beautiful to know and say that he loved each other in the end.
In the end, the inhabitants of Antlanca still have to be expelled, and the Jews are still waiting for the Messiah in their displaced lives. In fact, they are all their own saviors. If tragedy is to destroy good things for others to see, this movie is not a tragedy. Even "Out of Africa" is not a tragedy, things are destroyed, the old place is left, and the relatives are separated from life and death, but in this ending, there is still full of cheerful violin music, reminding you of the muddy road. Some people have gone through, no matter how sad things have happened, no matter how big the test is, some people have gone through it. There will be injustice and suffering in this world, and there will be people who have not done any bad things, but get into one. There will be troubles, there will be unreasonable disasters, there will be kindness to be wronged, but you can still have faith and you can still choose how to live.
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