It's a pity that I haven't watched such a good movie. From the beginning, I clearly realized that Rose Island could not actually exist independently, but who can deny the inexplicable desire for a miracle in his heart?
In terms of legal principles, economics, resources, etc., Rose Island absolutely cannot survive on such a small offshore platform. Even if it is not destroyed, it will spontaneously develop a series of autonomous problems. , The complexity of human nature cannot be ignored. But in the same way, even if you understand in your heart that such a dreamy utopia does not exist, you will still try, try to create, and then defend the power, defend the island itself, which is the shining part of the person himself—— Or at least you tried to .
Finally, there is the inevitable and never-ending battle between the power represented by Italy and the individual represented by Rose Island. Whenever there is a conflict between the power and the people under the power (the conflict itself is unavoidable, otherwise it can not be called a power), the two stand on different positions and the determination of the problem is also different. Take Rose Island as an example. The high-level officials in Italy think that it is just a group of young people making trouble, causing only trouble and nothing else; and a few people on the island, even if they are aware of the irrationality and vulnerability of Rose Island , Even knowing that it will eventually inevitably die, but also think that this is a good start-the problem can be solved step by step, first of all, the absolute freedom represented by Rose Island must exist. This eternal battle between power and individuals is one of the perfect entry points for film and television dramas. Whether it is the last word or the personal pursuit of the platform, there is no definite result. Power has destroyed countless Individuals who made trouble, the resistance initiated by individuals has also subverted countless powers. Human beings still exist for a day, there are still a certain number of days, this kind of struggle is endless.
In the end, Rose Island is really the engineer’s greatest romance. I dare to think about it and do it. A lot of the hard work and sweat in the process have been omitted. I really admire the act of construction itself.
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