One year later, the shock of watching "Man and God" is even hotter than the hot computer keyboard at the moment. Highlight three scenes. One: The roar of the helicopter was very harsh when the monks were studying in the day class. The monks were panicked at first, but under the leadership of the president, everyone sang the Gregorian chants hand in hand, and the singing was difficult. The land competed with the noise of the helicopter. Second, Christophe followed the example of Jesus Mountain Garden and prayed. When he didn’t know whether to stay, President Christian came to comfort him. He asked the President, “Why are we martyred? For God? Or for the sake of God? To be a hero?" Christian replied: It is a cliché again-"Because love can tolerate everything"; Third, the Last Supper, when the old doctor Luc played "Swan Lake" with trembling hands, at the beginning, all People are surprised, but when the camera moves closer to each face, you can see that they are actually trying to calm down. It is clear at this time that many things are destined to happen. It is uncomfortable to imitate Jesus and suffer, but Paul once said, "We will not all die, but we will all change."
It can be completely questioned that the content of the film depicting the monks changing their attitudes is too thin. There are only a few scenes of prayers. However, what can this group of people do besides praying when facing suffering? The title of Christian's final letter is "A-dieu". The French word "adieu" which means "Farewell" is taken apart, and it becomes "A-Dieu" - "To God" what a wonderful explanation? "Because you are God, darkness is in your eyes, and it is also light." Only when a grain of wheat falls to the ground can it bear grains.
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