We take it for granted that we have conquered nature, that human beings are the most advanced animal, and therefore can be above nature and despise all creatures other than themselves.
In the face of this sad planet, I share with her a deep sense of despair and grief.
I believe that there are still many, many hearts, many, many people who were shocked by the scenes of torture and murder, stopped breathing and became angry.
I believe that more people will be aware of the pain of our beautiful planet, and more people will be involved in protecting her.
I've seen this movie before, it's weird, I forgot where I saw it.
At that time, the film "The Smurfs" was at its peak, and my colleagues strongly recommended me to watch it. I couldn't help being bewitched. I went to Time.com to check the release time of our theaters here. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the film "Ocean" was also showing! So I resolutely chose to watch this film. Although I had seen it before, I was a little sad, because I saw such an excellent documentary, and I was treated so coldly in China. Does it reflect the indifference of the Chinese people? Indifferent to nature and ignorant of the surrounding environment. I just wanted to add a little spark of mine to this film. I bought a ticket for 6 o'clock in the evening, but there were only a few people in the huge hall, and my mood immediately fell to the bottom.
At the beginning of the film, the endless ocean, the monstrous waves rushed in, shocking, and even a little scared and trembling. It growled and sighed. Countless lives have thus launched a fresh struggle. That sigh made me laugh, how could they be so satisfied as humans!
On the blue seabed, the photographer and the creatures in front of them get along in a friendly way. I wonder if this shot wants to convey to us: "It is possible to see people coexist with them!"
The golden transparent jellyfish in that scene shines like countless brilliant stars. In the sky, I cannot express my inner excitement in a few words. I think like any comrade who has seen this film, this scene will forever be the most beautiful and most suffocating memory.
But disaster came. Disaster is coming. The ruthless web that cannot be broken free. The bottom of the sea where the municipal garbage is floating. The silent fish that had its wings cut off and was thrown into the sea, with its mouth open, never understood why it was treated like this, and slowly sank to the bottom of the sea forever. Floating slowly, the corpse. Desperate eyes that never understand.
Although I despise tears, I really can't control my eyes, I really can't control my emotions.
This eternal pain. When can I fill you in? When can I atone for this sin?
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