Conquest, hero, this movie revolves around that theme. Alexander the Great was a real king. He has his own unique insights in human nature, military affairs, situation, and the world, which is considered a unique talent.
One of the things about Alexander's character that struck me was that he respected cultures, even two different cultures, which seemed sacred to him.
When he defeated Darius and entered Persia, I was deeply moved by the respect and protection he showed to this foreign culture, this civilization that once bullied his homeland.
When he saw that he didn't respect the culture because of others, his anger was as if a child was robbed of a toy by others, innocent and serious. When I saw this picture, it evoked an unspeakable feeling in my heart. Culture, civilization, the great product born of human existence, we have no reason to despise or despise the cultures of other countries. This is the bottom line of human nature. (Maybe this storyline was constructed by the screenwriter, but I am grateful for the touching he gave me.)
ps: People sometimes, not people.
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