Speaking of the Middle East in the Spring and Autumn Period, Reivew on You Don't Mess with the Zohan

Comedy can be laughed at by people, or it can be reasoned. Behind the seemingly vulgar sex jokes, this film shows a very serious Middle East issue. This is more similar to Stephen Chow's movies, except that Stephen Chow is still afraid to express his political views, and Hollywood doesn't care. They film what they think of the Middle East issue. Of course, in terms of our limited understanding of the history of the Middle East, it is difficult to understand the hatred of Arabs and Israelis for thousands of years. And their descendants simply received hatred education and kept fighting. In such an atmosphere of hatred, people are easily infected, just like Zohan said to two dogs, you punch me, I punch you, it's endless. And once I got out of that environment and came to the paradise of dreams—the United States, people realized that, oh, it turns out that I also have dreams. It turns out that there are many things that can be done in the world besides war. Then who caused the current hostile state? This is the climax of the film. "In fact, we almost made peace before Rabin was assassinated." After the explosion, the business card of the United States covering compensation was thrown out, and the real estate agent did not hesitate to hire terrorists to provoke the conflict in order to demolish the house. Everything was directed at the United States itself. In the eyes of the Americans, there is no difference between Arabs and Israelis. They only care about their own national interests. It doesn't matter what they are beaten up and how many people die, as long as they continue to beat them, this is the reality.

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