When we live in Golan Wasi without thinking, we will deceive ourselves and others seriously: Don’t others live like this? Accept it backwards, do not parry or reflect, be deceived by life, and deceive life. It was "Survival in the Wilderness" that reminded me of God's will and unfolded the original picture of life.
However, you can say that this is a hypocritical teaching, moving out of "ideal" and out of "religion", let you worship its "sacred" with a kind of force majeure. I fully understand this, and I don't want to say good things about it, I just want to have respect for something, such as this movie. I have some friends who escape from the world. They will put a copy of "My Pilgrimage Road" on the messy desk of the third year of high school. They will hand in blank papers in the political examination and give a free poem. They will spend one month's food on their bodies. Give it all to someone who has nothing to do with it. If you think this movie is hypocritical, please even laugh at them, anyway, I don't.
Not everyone is courageous, but they are often recruited. I saw someone lower their heads in a single thought, slurping silently. My heart aches but I can't do anything, think about it as well. And what Alex did was to leave, to leave, to refuse, to refuse. Faced with beauty, friendship, an empty bed, and an invitation from a stranger, he could only run away without looking back. This is an act of wisdom. "The less you need, the closer you get to God." Socrates said, right?
Only you, standing high, cold and warm. Lying on the top of the mountain, talking to the sky. For the sea, as long as her waves, and for the beasts, all you need is a good barrel. "Even if it's only once, we must discover ourselves in the most primitive way."
The injury caused by his parents has contributed to the male protagonist's attitude towards the world. He knows that everything is fake, and he doesn't want anything, just the truth. His departure has no "love" element, but anger and suspicion. The film speaks eloquently, but it doesn't overwhelm or branch. I sat and watched, exploring with him how to become a wise man, from frowning to smiling, from bravery to love.
Ron said to him, "As long as you learn to forgive, you can love. Only if you love, the light of God will shine on you." At the end of the film, under extreme weakness, he saw the most beautiful scene. Convinced that it is the light of God.
Caowei
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