A classic found by chance - Akira Kurosawa's "Ran·RAN".
Human nature is that there are many sinful places, when you are not aware of it. I often say "we just dug a hole and jumped by ourselves". What appears to have been intended to be a morally ideal situation turned out to be a radical departure from control. So, just dig a hole and dance by yourself, or don’t drag others down or cause trouble for each other, and eventually rise to the point of testing your spirit (do you want to dance with you, or watch you dance by yourself?).
The above are my superficial thoughts after watching "Chaos". Human nature is originally "xxxx, heaven and earth will perish", why does a father test his children to drive himself crazy? However, we should take into account that the thinking of the ancients was relatively simple, so the father may simply believe that his "tyrannical education" can produce "filial and gentle offspring"; it is precisely because of the simple thinking that the children thoroughly implement the The code of conduct of "destroy the world".
Human nature is actually very naked in reality, but why should you think about it, because when you see the naked human nature of others, in fact your human nature itself is at a glance. Therefore, using artistic means to focus and exaggerate some of the backsides, or to remind some people who have never been aware of the essence of human nature, can also more definitely affirm the doubts in our hearts.
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