Agreed with the review "How an Unfortunate Childhood Ruined". The quote "Fortunate people are healed by childhood all their lives, and unfortunate people are healed by childhood all their lives" can be used as the best footnote.
If it is a domestic film, the effect will highlight the male protagonist's "scumbag"; if it is Hollywood, it is likely to be an inspirational film in which the male protagonist finally overcomes psychological obstacles and holds hands with the female protagonist. Although there are not many European films in China, they do have their own characteristics and are presented objectively. After all, Europe has a history, and there are sufferings in history. It can be accepted and reminded of people.
The so-called Phoenix Man in the past actually had similar reasons for growing up in childhood. In such a family environment, there is little chance of no defects. If the scope is further relaxed, in the age of material scarcity/family with many children, most parents hardly know how to educate, shouting and scolding or indulging are the most common, and the corresponding "bad people are getting old" is when they grew up. But on the other side of the coin, the childhood that was not over-suppressed but became an opportunity to hone in, once stood out, it made it easier for them to succeed after the reform and opening up.
In the only child stage, the material is also gradually enriched, the proportion of doting is higher, and there are not many repressive personalities. The generation who grew up in various interest classes and cram schools, the childhood is not miserable, but it is actually not happy. Although it is not like a caged bird, it is harmonious. The same goes for captive zoos, so lacking in innovation and grit, and not perfect. They are hardly as scumbag as the male lead, but it is hard to expect the male lead to be obsessed with technological innovation and to pursue the female lead regardless of status differences.
Therefore, after the demographic dividend in China, there is still the so-called engineer dividend, but the proportion of paranoid innovative talents/leaders is too low, not to mention the war-oriented talents who meet the two armies and the brave wins. Fortunately, the first round of modern warfare is no longer a competition Hand-to-hand combat.
Speaking of the film, the subject matter is very good, and the script is also very good (winning the Nobel Prize). The performances of the male and female protagonists are also very good. Except for some details, the plot is too rushed (time is limited), but the overall is still very smooth. The title of the film is also very meaningful. Luckily, after watching it, I can't help but sigh, but it's actually very unfortunate. 9/10 points.
Although it also involves religion, I am not familiar with it and do not comment.
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