Good film. The production is gorgeous and the scene is magnificent. I feel better than "Demon Cat Turn" and it's worth watching.
The beginning of the film talked about a bunch of things that don't promote self-immolation. After watching the whole movie, it really has nothing to do with feminism and self-immolation. Besides, this is a legend from centuries ago. If you have to impose current feminism on this story, then it is meaningless.
The story is that the Sultanate of Delhi (Islam) defeated Mai Huaguo (Ancient Hinduism). First of all, this sultanate is of course evil. The throne was won by killing his uncle, not faithful and so on. Then, this ancient Hindu country is of course beautiful, and love is beautiful.
Later, of course, this ancient Hindu country lost. Of course, the reason depicted in the movie was that the Sultanate was not faithful. For example, put a cold arrow in a duel. (Of course people with a little brain won't believe this.)
After losing, so many beauties all set themselves on fire. There are so many beauties.
You thought you won, but you didn't get anything, so you actually lost. Super logic.
Combined with the teachings of ancient Hinduism, they pursue the afterlife, so they think that although their bodies have died out, their spirits will survive forever. Although the Sultan kings actually won the war, they did not actually conquer their spirit, so they lost.
Oops, I really can't make it up, hahaha.
Another digression, many wars are under the guise of robbing women, but in fact they are not really aimed at robbing women. It was an excuse to rob Helen in the Trojan War and Yang Yuhuan in the Anshi Rebellion. There are so many people who died in the war. Someone has to take the blame. A beautiful woman is the best excuse. A man can understand it, right.
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