Relive childhood classics. The unyielding spirit of the West, the calling of the wilderness home. The above are sentimental praises, and the following are grim reviews. "No matter what kind of film an American makes, it will eventually tell a story about coming home" - Dai Jinhua's film promotes different aspects of the American spirit from different levels. In the depiction of the destruction of nature and the pastoral, and the conflict between races in the westward movement, there is to some extent a spiritual elegy of the southern red neck, although it is conveyed under the guise of the experience of the Indians. Symbols of industrialization such as steam trains and railway bridges, and the northern Yankees in blue uniforms, many images are metaphors for the conflict between old and new North America. But in the end, the two reached a brief reconciliation under the banner of "respect for freedom", and the story ended in a wonderful dream.
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