"I'm afraid of what's behind it for thousands of years," says one writer, explaining why he stayed away from religion. In the valleys of Lingyi, the stars move, and in this world that has been transformed into eternity, things that have lasted for too long are often awe-inspiring and even fearful. Religion, state, laws of nature, and even emotions.
In the face of fragile life, if a thing is always indestructible, it is inevitable to be suspicious. In "This Man From Earth", the male protagonist is a man who will never die. He has lived for many thousands of years. In the beginning, when the people of his tribe found that he would not age, they regarded him as a god. But gradually, the attitude of the clansmen changed, and they could not bear or understand that a person could be free from birth, old age, sickness and death. They felt that the undead in front of them had taken away the life time that should belong to them, so they turned to attack their former gods. …
The story of Chibi comes from one of the few most famous novels in the country, and it happens to be one of those grand narratives involving history—which leads to a lot of unrealistic gravitas, and in an authoritarian In a country with a very deep tradition, such stories will naturally be symbolized and idolized. Cao Cao, Guan Yu, Zhou Yu, the Three Kingdoms, Tactics, Checks and Balances... a serious topic that cannot be violated in a culture with a long history and an old-fashioned culture. Although most people know that he is also from a person hundreds of years ago, it is also in real events hundreds of years ago. A writer's joke a few years later.
History is a piece of parchment that anyone can erase and rewrite. But this is not the case in this country, where history can only be written by a few, and by a few. Most of the others have no right to speak. Therefore, people who cannot write and influence history turn to obsessing about history. There is no doubt that the Three Kingdoms is such a tool for countless people to obsess about it. Clever metaphor. Countless teenagers, adults, and old people have enthusiastically removed their shackles temporarily between the lines, and galloped across the imaginary battlefield to obtain a false sense of pleasure. I personally don’t believe in the so-called excuse of gaining wisdom from it. This is absolutely true. Most irrelevant, those who are thirsty for wisdom can study Lao Tzu.
It is easy to understand that a prostitute that has brought pleasure and satisfaction to countless generations can become sacred, which is how the ancients' reproductive worship came to be. As a result, all topics related to the Three Kingdoms may slide into endless debates (Yi Zhongtian should be deeply interested), and this kind of debate is destined to be superficial, because any mysticism in blind worship will fear in-depth analysis and debate. Idol admirers will reject and attack any point of view that is different from what they know, just as when a person is passionately fantasizing about going to the clouds and rain with a girl, how can he believe you that it is actually limited pleasure.
Another reason that leads to sexual obsessions attacking each other is that sexual obscene people do not see others doing the same thing, after all, there are only a few who can accept 3P and even NP. As a result, most people never thought of sharing the prostitution tool or prostitute of the Three Kingdoms, but they knew it was inevitable, so they found other ways to vent this monopoly complex - only one kind of sexual obscenity was allowed. The way of the film, that is, the way of the original book and the way of the CCTV version of the Three Kingdoms, and the new trick of Chibi is obviously contemptuous, which has nothing to do with the quality of the film itself - who made John Woo promiscuous?
Therefore, I have seen too many criticisms that "Chibi" is not true enough. Regarding these, I don’t know if John Woo, who has been very attentive, as can be seen from the movie, will care, how much the actors who have been filming in the wild for nine months care, I just do a few push-ups and laugh. I am very fortunate that I rarely read books written by Chinese people. Naturally, I have never read ancient books such as the Three Kingdoms. Therefore, I have almost no stereotypes and concepts about the Three Kingdoms, so I was fortunate to get many happy moments during the more than two hours of watching the movie. When is the next part coming out?
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