The picture is very delicate and the details are in place. As for the characters and the plot, there is nothing to say. It’s too mediocre. The motivation that supported me from the beginning to the end was purely because the picture was too beautiful. In the end, the self-destruction of Steam City was the best The most romantic, most imaginative explosion. Also, the downloaded movies are Chinese characters in Chinese and Japanese, and when they are played on laser TVs, the default is Chinese. Watching Japanese animation movies while listening to Mandarin is awkward. As soon as you hear the sound, you play, which greatly affects the sense of substitution. The theme of the film is very exploratory - what does science exist for. The director did not give the answer in the film, but told the audience to find the answer by himself through the mouth of Lei's grandfather, without forcibly instilling the audience. Personally, I fully agree with Stephens' point of view that science exists for the happiness of human beings, but for this purpose, we must first protect the country that forms the basis of people. If there is no country, the people will have no happiness. Just like nuclear weapons, you have them, and I have them too. No one dares to lift the table, so as to achieve nuclear equilibrium, some countries do not dare to make mistakes. Just imagine if there were no nuclear weapons, would our country be able to speak on the international stage today? Will our people be happy? It will only be tortured and bullied by the United States like Iran. Throughout the course of human history, we will find that peace is not the mainstream, war is. The world has always been a world of the jungle, and science has only played a role in promoting the shape of war. If you want not to be bullied, you have to use science to make your country strong. The historical humiliation of nearly a hundred years of modern China tells every Chinese: if you fall behind, you will be beaten, and only by working hard can peace be achieved. Peace is won, not just lying down.
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