A documentary from a century ago, although the black and white quality is blurry, it is still worth watching. Seeing the simple and honest, natural and sincere smiles of the Eskimos, as well as their hard work (hunting, migration), I can't help but imagine how human ancestors lived through experience and wisdom under extremely difficult living conditions.
In fact, when I watched this film, I really admired the adaptability and resilience of human beings. It is really not easy to live happily and tenaciously in such a cold and extreme climate. The children have innocent smiles on their faces, and they also fight with puppies, compete with their partners to win and lose, and follow their parents. They may not understand the hardships of life, but the spirit of optimism has been infused into their blood.
It is not easy to see this precious film history material today. Although the content is bland and simple, the historical value is outstanding.
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