Brimstone, "Her Woman", half of the time I wanted to give up, I felt that the story was too tragic and too boring. But at the end, I think it is still very exciting. The equal rights enjoyed by women in today's civilized society are not formed naturally, but obtained step by step through several generations. The price of this is blood and life. I saw film critics saying that Anna was submissive, but I don't think so. In her time, due to the dual limitations of society and beliefs, under the belief that obedience to her husband is a bounden duty, she has fought to the greatest extent, and finally humiliated her husband by committing suicide in public. Isn’t Joanna’s perseverance inherited from this? A mother who is soft on the outside and strong on the inside.
I think of another film "Women's Political Participants" adapted from real history. "Hunter" is a fictional pair of Dutch immigrant mother and daughter who fought against the fate of the gold rush in the western United States as the background, while "Women Politics" features real historical figures in the mirror, interpreting the two who promoted the historical process by their own efforts. British women.
Today we can receive education on an equal footing, decide on our own whether to get married, choose what job, express our personal opinions, travel around, etc. These ordinary lifestyles in modern society have been unattainable dreams for women in the recent past. (Even now, on this earth, there are still many women who cannot enjoy these personal rights). Nothing is impossible, and there is no savior. All rights must be won by yourself. Drinking water thinks about the source. For all women who have fought against the times, we should be grateful for their dedication. Remembering their stories is the best way to express this gratitude.
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