At the beginning of the film, Naheb, the king of Hobeka in the south, adopted the two sons of Amar, the defeated king of Salma in the north, as hostages for peace.
After reading it, I feel that I have a new understanding of Arabia and Islam.
They are also reading the Koran, but each has a different interpretation.
After some people read it, they embrace the world with tolerance and openness.
Some people use it as an excuse to be old-fashioned and conservative after reading it, so as to become more rigid and more closed to themselves.
So some people exclaimed: "It turns out that the gap between us and the United Kingdom is a thousand years!"
From this, I think that some countries have stuck to their own traditional culture for thousands of years, but the real reason behind rejecting foreign culture is that they refuse to give up their kingship.
Some countries have been learning from the most advanced countries in the world for thousands of years, but they have not abandoned their traditional culture in the process of modernization.
War and killing are acts condemned by the Qur'an.
So some people read kindness and peace, the compromises that are willing to make for peace.
And some people read from it that they are willing to destroy the bodies of aliens for their own beliefs.
Black shale has been found in the Arabian desert and smells sweet, indicating that there are low-sulfur light crude oil underground. A good well can produce 100,000 barrels of crude oil a day.
In the face of underground oil, some people say that Allah never told us to develop it.
Others said: "If Allah did not want the Arabs to have oil, why did he bury oil in our land?"
In the Western tradition, it is more about the pursuit of interests. Therefore, Western culture pays more attention to the formulation of rules and the abide by the contract.
The Western modern civilization brought by oil had a violent conflict with the inherent traditions of the Arabs.
Therefore, some people are filled with the desire for money, hoping that they can have a lot of money because of this, and this desire will never be satisfied, so they don't hesitate to trample their own promises and reputation.
But some people think, "What do I need so much money for?"
The same is the face of love, some people know how to let go for love.
"Men and women who love each other are like fish and water. Together they are the world, and apart they are nothing."
The film is different from Huntington's Clash of Civilizations. He seems to want to tell us: whether it is the Western world or the Arab world, whether it is Christian culture or Islamic culture, in fact, human nature has the most essential and inherent goodness and beauty, and perhaps this is the basis for the world to eventually converge.
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