Full marks? Really good. The Mongolian spirit is actually the author's Soviet feelings and patriotism. Whether it is the steppe cavalry of Genghis Khan or the former Soviet Union, they are the countries or civilizations that have come closest to conquering the world. But in the end, they were helpless and helpless. The incision in the film is very small. From the impact of modern civilization on grassland culture, the fall of an "empire". From the most daily life and actions, a sad and powerless emotion of "worrying about the country and the people, but not being able to be sad" is exaggerated. This kind of fall and impact is bloodless, but it is bursting at any time. This kind of burst is a TV set on the grassland with a white plastic bag without an antenna, and the hesitation when watching a TV without power while wearing a peaked cap bought from the city while eating cans and drinks. The traditional Mongolians riding bicycles on the grassland (Mongolians have been looking forward to the TV screen on the grassland, and finally the most glorious and greatest historical moment ever appeared - Genghis Khan led the Mongolian Iron Array on behalf of On the march, I saw a Mongolian without a mount, and scolded a Mongolian for playing with some strange TVs and bicycles. At this time, the Russians also joined in. The author actively wanted to be punished and whipped, so he was arranged to let him Genghis Khan's soldiers wrapped in cloth and pulled on the grass to march)
There is also the frustration of switching back and forth between American and Chinese stations after the TV is installed, and the posters of American soldiers hanging on the wall of the TV
There are also the bubbles that the grandmother kept pinching without lifting her head, and the condoms that were always mentioned but not bought (it was the only confrontation against modern civilization and policies) The patriotic feelings of Kulun replaced by the chimney are the notes engraved on the backs of the Russians. In the end, the little girl played the piano and the Russians sang a cappella, which was an elegy when they were powerless against the wheels of the times. It's really a soundless place to hear thunder, and my heart will burst when I look at it. The incision is an extremely daily life activity, but the conflict is the disintegration of the entire era and the collapse of the empire.
marvelous! ! !
I really feel very happy and lucky to see such a good movie
And I also happen to have some Soviet feelings and grassland feelings. I really feel too much and too deeply when I see this film.
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