The classmate who recommended this drama to me once said to me: The British can make fun of their own country like this. Looking back, can we Chinese?
In Little Britain, there is a Great Britain.
Little Britain, its spoof is a spoof because it has made us realize that this spoof is a spoof (this sentence is a bit messy, please understand it slowly), so we will not take this spoof as real, no It will map the absurd society in the film to the real British society. It just adds a layer of charm and mystery to Great Britain, and we can't help but wonder: what does the real Britain look like?
In this process, the ultimate goal of culture is achieved.
Culture is not about letting who conquer whom, who is letting who challenge who, but in the end it will become an existence of mutual understanding, mutual respect and mutual reflection.
Chinese culture is indeed long and American culture is indeed brilliant, but when one day these cultures need to be defended by a few old men in their 80s with crutches, we can only say that this culture is dying.
Everything has birth, old age, sickness and death, but culture has more long-term vitality because of its absorption of foreign things. When a culture can only be advertised with classics, put it in a museum, oh, it's better to have a free museum.
Chinese people have always advertised the so-called Han culture, so what is Han culture? Is it Confucian culture? Is it a new democratic culture? In my opinion, Chinese culture is an inclusive culture.
The Han nationality is a mixed nation, so it has always lacked national cohesion, but why has such a nation not been eliminated in the long river of history? Because, when you do not belong to any ethnic group, then you are Han Chinese. In the group of Han people, no one cares which nationality you are, as long as you don't care. Inclusive Han people, in the long river of history, are sometimes ruled and sometimes bullied, but they have never disappeared, because the Han nationality is China, the Han nationality is this land, and all people born on this land, They were all Han Chinese if they wanted to.
But what are the Han people doing today?
Today's Han people post bright red flags in every forum, today's Han people spread the message of boycotting this or that in every QQ group, today's Han people don't allow a little bit of a different voice, today's Han people have become A terrible kind of clan.
Why divide the world by one nation? Why is patriotism tilting toward nationalism? Why do you think taking to the streets and shouting slogans or simply kicking out all the foreigners who oppose you will solve everything?
Yes, you scared the world, you made the world tremble, but is it because of your strength, or because of your madness?
The Cultural Revolution may have been a chaotic moment in China, but it will never be the most dangerous moment in China. learn a lesson.
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