For a long time, the Chinese elements that appear in 99.9% of Hollywood film and television works have given people a feeling of scratching their heads. The real Chinese are not like that, and the real Chinese taste is not like that, we can't help but say. The older I get, the more I realize that I don't know what it means to be truly Chinese and what it means to be Chinese. But after watching "WARRIOR", I still couldn't help but say that the four countries simmered (the main actors are from Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, etc.) are not Chinese.
Of course, this script is aimed at Americans, and we don't care about our feelings (because it didn't contribute to the ratings), but as a Chinese, it's hard not to bet on your family's emotions in works of this theme. The background of the film is Chicago before the promulgation of the Chinese Exclusion Act. Anti-Chinese sentiment is at an all-time high. The bottom whites hate Chinese workers with low salary requirements and take away job opportunities. Politicians need the votes of the bottom Chinese white people to support anti-China. But at the same time, it needs the asylum of politicians to be anti-China on the surface and secretly employ Chinese workers. Everyone in this chain of interests has their own demands. Except for the Chinese workers who are the focus of the problem, their demands are ignored, even though their demands are the lowest: to live. They are driven, labored, and slaughtered like cattle, and the extravagant hope of "living" is often wiped out.
The male protagonist is very handsome and has a great figure, as are the second and third male characters. The female characters are all beautiful and their bodies are very hot. They occasionally add some Chinese elements to their costumes and accents, but they are basically counterattacks by diaosi. , The real Chinese are the rogue-headed, corpse-like Chinese workers who have been reduced to the background. This is the true face of history. There are no heroes, no resistance. Countless Chinese people have crossed the mountains and the sea. Desperately looking for an opportunity to survive, but the fate has already been doomed, the humble come, the humble death, the bones and the ashes, the soul is scattered.
After watching this drama, I understand why there is a Chinatown in European and American countries, and there are Chinese gangsters in Chinatowns. Being excluded and isolated will lead to cliques. The mainstream society is reluctant to waste police force in Chinese gathering areas. The legal system also costs costs, so it can be controlled. To the extent that it is not exaggerated, let the low-level creatures like the Chinese toss themselves. Dark order breeds where the sun doesn't shine, and ants have their own rules of survival.
Although I knew it was fake, I was still moved in the last season. One was the lament before the death of the coolie who shared the bed with the male protagonist. With the thoughts of his family far away from his home country, he was buried in this hellish foreign land. turned into a lonely soul. Another is to see that just when the thugs smashed the palms of the Chinese workers in the rolling mill with hammers, the male protagonist appeared like a savior, stopped the atrocities, and let the perpetrators taste the taste of violence. How I hope that in those desperate times, there really is such a hero to protect this group of poor people, there are really superheroes, who can break through the layers of darkness and burst into the light of hope by themselves , to save these people who have been forgotten by their own world and who are not regarded as human by the world they live in.
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