Look at Bruce Lee's
points from different angles :
1. "Love", Americans preach "love", which comes from their belief: God loves the world. It's the love of his wife that makes Bruce Lee "omnipotent";
"You make me feel I can do anything!"
2. Some people say that the film shows: Bruce Lee hopes to use his kung fu to be recognized and respected by the society, so that Chinese culture can be recognized in the United States .
I don't see much of it. In fact, the Chinese have not integrated into American society until now to get the status they thought of.
3. Bruce Lee is fearful, and I suspect that's the main thing the film is trying to convey, at least I think it is.
Several of Bruce Lee's hallucinations in the film reveal that he is unable to overcome his inner fear, and that
he screams like a beast with every attack; he needs to take aspirin to calm his inner fear (of failure).
In the end, he ended his life due to an overdose.
PS: In fact, fear is something that humans (even all animals) can never escape from, and people will have fear because of worry about the unknown.
All animals scream when they are afraid, and when the fear cannot be eliminated, they will collectively fall into a nameless frenzy; in
"Revelation", the father of the Mayan Tiger Claw said to him: "Fear is a disease, once conquered by him , it will crawl into your soul and sully your inner peace..."
When a person is afraid, he will curl up and hide in a corner;
when a nation is afraid, he will build the Great Wall and close the country; People sacrifice "gods";
people need to use the outside world to overcome their fears, such as (various) beliefs!
People believe in God and heaven, and they will eliminate the fear of death; with faith, the Communists will die heroically as they see death.
Americans believe that "love conquers all", "love is a belief"... The
only way to overcome fear is to think that you are nothing and nothing.
Human life - like a drop of water, when the sun rises, it disappears without a trace;
why can Buddhism ascend to immortals? Because they believe in nihilism, "Bodhi is not a tree, and a mirror is not a stage. Originally, there is nothing but dust everywhere", hehe.
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