English Name: reds
This film has a wonderful dialogue in about ten minutes from the beginning,
that is, the heroine is transformed from the role of the interviewee to the object of indoctrination.
I don't particularly want to comment on the cinematic technique itself, which keeps appearing in the coffee scene,
but the word brainwashing comes to my mind.
Values are like a group of color gas suspended on each of our heads. Generally speaking, it will follow people's walks in the rivers and lakes; knowledge and experience are affected to some extent - some of them were previously affirmed and denied; some were previously recognized Yes, I slowly agree...
But the so-called brainwashing, vividly speaking, is that a certain piece of this gas, as if it was cut by a knife, suddenly changed its original shape.
Brainwashing is a completely neutral verb - if you recite a lot of words, improving your knowledge counts as brainwashing.
From the beginning of the Year of Doubt, it is not easy for people to be brainwashed. Of course, the speed of accepting new things is also slow.
So learning must start from the doll. If a person is still ignorant in the age of ignorance---the correct values in the future will basically have no chance to come into contact with them.
To live is to be dazed, to die is to die in vain—this life is in vain.
The brainwashing environment incorporates subjective and objective factors, internal and external factors. People who have the desire to know are easy to be brainwashed; people with charisma, even if they are purely physical, are more likely to be brainwashed. The content is important, but it also depends on the willingness and absorptive capacity of the receptor.
I don't really want to teach other people how to brainwash or hypnotize. On the contrary, I want to warn many friends not to be easily fooled. Of course, don't easily become wary, you can't listen to it, and don't respond to it when you watch it.
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