Youth should be like this

Monique 2022-01-14 08:01:36

I don’t know if it’s a personal prejudice. Almost all the movies about youth revolution and idealism will make me amazed. When I saw this film, I discovered that among the three young people in it, one was Daniel Brühl in "Goodbye Lenin" and the other was Julia Jentsch in "The Last Days of Sophie Sauer", two of them were created before The image of revolutionary youth in China is quite impressive in my heart.

The story is basically about a few young people who intruded into the homes of the rich and messed up their homes, and then left a note saying "You are too rich" or "Wealthy days are soon It will pass." They don't steal anything, their purpose is purely to make people panic. They use this method as a revolutionary move in today's real society.

After watching this movie, I certainly feel that the rebellious ideas and revolutionary impulses of the teenagers are enthusiastic but rather naive. However, all revolutions themselves are mostly naive. They kidnapped a rich man, and they turned out to be the student leader in the French May Revolution. The rich said, how can you turn from a revolutionary leader to a mediocre capitalist now? People grow up slowly, and at first they only yearn for an affordable car, and then get married and have children, that is, they yearn for material security, and yearn for the best education for their children... That's it. It can be said that the things these three young people signed as "educators" may not have much practical significance. They are just like countless people marching on the streets. Others just look at it. It is not the social system that makes the revolutionary spirit die out, but the growth of oneself.

Nevertheless, youth should definitely be used to squander. Even if there is no difference in the end, at least once, we have been rebellious when we should be rebellious, and we have been ideal when we should be ideal.

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The Edukators quotes

  • Jan: I've got news for you, Corporate Man: your days are numbered!

  • [last words]

    Note on Wall: "Some People Never Change."