Some Western romantic inspirational films, including some Indian films, are the most intense in the incitement and praise of human nature, morality, and kindness.
The consciousness of a small country and the character of a small country are not necessarily a bad thing. Their films are often truth-seeking. Even if they are very hypocritical and artistic, or very elegant and fresh, they are the most delicate and meticulous perceptions of life. Movies don't seek how high-mindedness or great themes, nor how wise or enlightening they are, just a little bit of moving, comprehension, and aftertaste.
But to be extreme, the weakness of a nation can also be revealed in the movie. I have watched a lot of Asian movies, and now I feel that East Asia is simply a collection of perverted countries, and no one is better than the other. The Chinese are narrow-minded, impetuous, rigid, and speculative; the Koreans are arrogant, superficial, conceited, and inferior; the Japanese are arrogant, forbearance, perverted, and obscene; the Koreans are closed-door, conservative, stagnant, and self-styled. . This is evident in the movie. I don't want to attack so-and-so nationalism, because any civilization used to be backward and ignorant, but if you don't make sacrifices to change, that's a big problem.
In other words, the biggest difference between us and the West is the evolution of universal values. How to adapt and integrate into the new international ideological values is the key to the soul core of globalization, which is far higher than the form. Seeking common ground while reserving differences, learning advantages and discarding dross have always been the worst things Asians, especially East Asians, have done.
In many Asian countries, people of the same origin and their own people ridicule and despise each other, compete to be excluded, and prejudice is the biggest obstacle to progress. Eastern civilization is kind, tolerant and cooperative, but the successor is too weak. If one day we can truly connect, then one day there will be truly admirable Asian themes on the world stage.
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