almost impossible task

The film stars Jane Powell and Howard Keel. The male protagonist Adam in the film is a Genesis-style character who leads his six younger brothers to live in the mountains and open up new territories. Because there were no women, the seven men lived a very hard life, exactly as the Norwegian writer Han Mosheng described in "The Fruits of the Land". Every man needs a woman. Adam went to the market town, and with his tall, strong and manly appearance, he successfully found a woman, Jane Powell. But when Jane followed her husband back to Shanye Farm with a sweet longing for love, she found that there were 6 other big men. The six big men waited for the women to cook for them, wash and mend their tattered clothes, teach them etiquette, and find them six women. Jane Powell accomplished the nearly impossible task. The reason for this is that in addition to her super strong physical strength and will, she also has a "Bible" as a companion.
Every woman in the world should live in the world with dignity and professionalism like Jane Powell. The meaning of Jane Powell's life in this world is no different from that of Japanese pornographic actresses. Only super strong can survive. Just imagine, when a woman cooks a breakfast for 7 men with bacon, freshly ground coffee, eggs, pancakes, every day, what kind of perseverance does it take to do this? They had to wash their brushes, mend their clothes, and teach these savages to be polite. While doing all this, she herself has to maintain a bright image and a clear head at all times. How can I do all this without crashing? When she is doing all this, what kind of perseverance should she have to keep herself? Is it just by reading the Bible on rainy and snowy days?
The movie is full of strong male hormone smell. In order to compete for women, the war between men is extremely brutal. It's both amusing and deeply moving to see these big men from the western frontier writhe their bodies with a frenzy of enthusiasm and youth, and take credit for the little girls in the city. Adam read the "Bible" brought by Jane and remembered the history of the ancient Romans robbing the Sabine woman as his wife's house. This episode recurred two or three times. Inspired by history, wild people who pioneered the American West rushed to town to snatch their wives back. The initial and physical barbarism is necessary and worthy of forgiveness, but after barbarism, education, repentance and purification represented by the "Bible" must be required, otherwise barbarism will develop into sin.

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