I saw the news today that a murderer in Canada killed and dismembered a Chinese friend and posted it on the Internet in disgust. Last month, there was a massacre in Syria, whether by the opposition army or the Syrian government, among them children and women Accounted for the bulk ... Hitler not to mention, hundreds of thousands of Jews died under his hands. I've been thinking about why some people don't respect people's lives so much, and trample other people's lives and deaths under their own feet for the sake of political interests, for their own preferences, and for the sake of a moment's refreshment. Yes, this is a world in which the strong prey on the weak. There are political aggression, economic aggression, and military aggression, but what are the motives for aggression? The strong stay strong and the weak stay weak. The aggressor said: I will kill you today, because you are the most hated nation in the world; I will put all your money in my pocket today, because I am better than you, and I deserve the best; I am today To occupy this place, because my endless greed will lead me to the best possible future. I have always believed that people do things with good intentions, one is to feel at ease, and the other is that nothing too extreme will happen to you. Blindly expanding one's own greed, while the desire is constantly being satisfied, the consequences and retribution that you have to bear are also tragic that you can't imagine, think about Hitler, think about the two atomic bombs in Japan!!
Hitler's slaughter of Jews has been shot a lot, and most of them are in the haze, revealing a little human compassion. And the siege of Paris I don't particularly like, but it has the advantage of combining life and events. Unlike many concentration camp movies, it depicts how horrific the camps were and how inhumane the Nazis were. Yes, this film combines Jewish life, without seeing the real death, but more imaginative. Like Wen Wen's narration and description of boiling water, it was the life of these dying Jews until the last moment. The day before the adults were sent to the gas chamber, the female nurse brought delicious candy, and the melodious music made everyone want to dance. Remember the Italian movie "Life is Beautiful"? Every scene either makes you cry or makes you laugh. When you laugh, you are happy and when you cry, your heart is broken. It is a good thing that movies can mobilize people's hearts. In addition to entertainment, in addition to a little insight, in addition to arousing resonance, what we can get from movies is a kind of human warmth. In the journey of our life, it may be a kind of inspiration, maybe It’s a relief, maybe an empathy, but it’s all good and nourishing—at least for our hearts. I have a lot of praise for "Life Is Beautiful," but I also have a little affection for the movie. The life of the little boy in Paris, the generosity of the neighbors when the Jews were besieged (I wanted to arrest the children who were going to be taken away and said they were not Jewish), the firefighters who rescued the Jews who had no water in the winter racetrack, when you look at the When the fire hydrants are opened and the empty cups are picked up one by one, the fire chief who disobeys the orders of his superiors, you will think he is a great hero; even if the female nurse faints, she fights for the rights and interests of these Jews in the labor camp...
It's a lovely group of people. …but I have only one mentality: do not do to others what you do not want to do to yourself. This is not only respect, but also for human beings. We hold the same basic needs of food, clothing, housing, and transportation, basic desires for emotions, and basic emotions. This is not a privilege enjoyed by the "superior" race. I don’t want to go hungry, don’t you feel when I see others hungry? I don’t want my wife and children to be separated, and I don’t feel sad when I see others like this?
I don’t want to die, don’t I feel sorry for seeing others die? No wonder the massacre in Syria The incident has caused many countries in the world to lend a helping hand. Let's not talk about humanitarianism in a high-profile manner. Look at others and think about yourself, and you will understand what's going on.
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