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From the angry youth in the age of passion to the wisdom of the white-headed year, the life of many people is condensed in just two hours, and the film also reflects American democracy from the side very well. Several kind-hearted American angry youths took to the streets to confront the government for the millions of people who died tragically in Vietnam, and even embarked on the road of terrorism. This may be a strange thing for most Chinese, because many people in China are counting on the United States to influence the world.

Yes, democracy in the United States is indeed a hot commodity, but after many people have a thorough understanding of democracy, they all agree that democracy is not necessarily a good thing. This is equivalent to the role of money in general. Money can help the poor, and it can also create a second generation of rich people who are pitiful.

After watching this movie, you should be able to understand that the United States does not equal democracy, the United States does not equal the American people, and the United States does not equal freedom. But at least the U.S. can make movies where it hits its own mouth.

What we're after is the "American Dream" free air, not the exhaust of the American government. Of course, China's PM2.5 is still very domineering, but we may be lucky...

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