From the biographical film alone, "Mandela" is really mediocre, just look at the Wikipedia running account. As far as Mandela is concerned, it is completely reasonable for the Western world to give him a Nobel Peace Prize. He can only speak of a political product of a special period in South Africa. Apartheid, the low status of blacks, and local riots in South Africa under white rule required a president acceptable to both whites and blacks to stabilize the country's chaotic situation, and Mandela, the former leader of the black movement, was released from prison , and was elected president, so a black liberation country, racial equality, and national independence South Africa was officially established. Mandela is hailed by the West as a great man, a legend, and a Hong Kong band sings him. South Africa has indeed stabilized the chaos and quelled racial conflicts because of his coming to power. After the sovereignty of South Africa was returned to the hands of local black people, South Africa has also developed from a quasi-developed country to a quasi-second-class developing country. Of course, we can't blame Mandela and the others for their poor governance, because Africa, as a continent rich in natural resources, has never developed a country that can compete with modern white countries. Who can the black people blame! Assuming that if Japan is a victorious country in World War II, I think the Manchukuo with Puyi as the emperor, the western countries are likely to award him a Nobel Peace Prize! ! ! ! Does the world discriminate against skin color? No, it's weak! Does the world respect white? No, it's strength
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