I'll change it and add a punctuation mark:
"God is the ruler?"
This is a theme of the movie. It means whether God is fair.
There is another theme, and an ancient Chinese saying can’t be more apt: the plot of
“pampering and humiliation”
is that the patient and the volunteer are caught in a love competition (not necessarily the same object, for example, she has more suitors than me, or she My boyfriend is better than mine, and it’s also a competition), so is the miracle happening because of the grace of God, or a temporary improvement, or the care of the world (such as the volunteer in the middle), or is it the potential inspired by jealousy?
The above is mainly the first theme. What's really wonderful about the movie is the second theme, the psychology of all kinds of people after the miracle and the psychology of the protagonist in this situation. She became a star all at once, all possible, and the volunteers who served her were sullen. The patient's mental imbalance and so on and so on.
The last scene is really brilliant: watching her rival show off on stage, she is both angry and helpless, but she can't deny her health and vitality. The change of the protagonist's expression at the last minute further shows that the theme of the film is not religion, but the mechanism of human beings as group animals.
Not to comment on the good and the bad, the beautiful and the ugly, the belly button (jealousy, anger, jealousy) is one of the eternal mechanisms of human society.
If it's not about religion, that's because it's everyone's problem. The same is true in China (where there was almost no Christianity before modern times). But in the end it is a matter of faith. If you have a disability, this problem can be difficult to see clearly. But to change the proposition, if your child is disabled, what should you do? There are many people who are thrown away or even killed (the ancient Sparta even became a system), and some people choose to love them all their lives. Some people can give this kind of love to people who are not related by blood.
So some people say that this is a censure of Christianity, which is a completely wrong view. Totally wrong!
It's just that the human drama described in the movie takes place on religious occasions. Without religion, human nature is still the same. Instead, look at the experience of disabled people in ancient societies. For example, in India, smugglers disabled children so that they could beg for food and make money. The same situation is happening in China now. The largest welfare organization in ancient China was the Beggar Gang.
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