One more thing, Alex his mother should know what was going on later, because there is a scene where Alex's nurse girlfriend is telling her that the border is gone, East Germany is gone, and then she is struggling to argue about something. So I saw that when Alex made the last TV show for his mother, Alex's mother's eyes were basically always on Alex, and those eyes were full of gratitude, reassurance and emotion for her son. It seems that she is ready to leave. I think that for someone like her who is firm in her stance and who is not willing to make any concessions on principles, it is not a bad thing to leave. I guess she left with joy and joy.
One more point, the relationship between the East and West Germany was completely changed in Alex and his video clip mad friend, East Germany became a refugee camp for the people of West Germany to flee and seek asylum. Thinking that the lofty spirit of communism had infected West Germany's slobbers, they flocked to East Germany only to escape the mediocre life of West Germany. Haha, do you think it's funny? Maybe people 100 years later can't tell which of these two explanations is more reasonable, just like we can't tell what the unsolved cases of this emperor and that emperor 100 years ago. And what can be left? It's the thoughts of us people, the culture of our time, our understanding of happiness, and the price our time pays for our ideals because of our ignorance and lack of experience. Among the descendants, there are people like the East Germans I saw in this film today and feel fortunate for them, with a little pride because our life is still progressing, and a little jealous because they are in their place. In turbulent times, the turmoil of ideas and society makes my blood boil. Later people can step on our corpses to continue their experiments and pay the price for their ideals. But the pursuit of truth and the pursuit of happiness will never change.
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