of this there is no nostalgia in this world, when you found a place for home when nostalgia come into being.
We often say that Australians have no idea of hometown, let alone homesickness. It is true that a country that recognizes dual nationality, has a history of only more than 200 years, has diverse cultures, diverse ethnicities, and a wide variety of languages. Where can we talk about history and homesickness? Walking on the streets of Sydney and Melbourne, the architecture is British architecture, the language is British language, culture is global culture, fashion is European and American fashion, and the crowd is Asian, African and American. In such a country, you will understand better what global integration is, and you will better understand what a global village is.
At the end of 2008, my friend and I went to Tasmania, the famous smallest continent in Australia. This continent is basically isolated from the rest of the world on a small island in the southernmost part of Australia. The people on the island are simple and simple, and it is a beautiful paradise. I met some friends here, all tourists from outside the island or abroad, and they told me about the longing and nostalgia of the residents of this island for their hometown. One of the German girls told me that there is a colleague from Tazhou in the school. Every time during the holidays, she can't wait to run back to the island, as if she is living a life in dire straits outside. The girl was quite puzzled, and said to me: I don't know what's good here, there is nothing. Later on the island, I also met some local people, seeing them proudly showing off the beauty of their hometown, and seeing the light shining in their eyes, I suddenly saw something called hometown. I suddenly knew that this country also has people who love this land.
Long before Captain Cook discovered this land in the vast ocean, indigenous people had lived on this continent for nearly 50,000 years. They have their own culture and language, and they are the only and true masters of this continent. They painted thick and colorful paintings with large tracts of deep red or black that symbolized the land. They played a musical instrument that made a very melodious sound, as if they were talking to each other in a desolate desert. They were born in Sri Lanka and grew up in Sri Lanka until Captain Cook's expedition ship appeared on the distant sea level in 1768. From that year on, the tragic history of Australian indigenous people began. Individuals being killed and ravaged may not be the most miserable thing in the world, if compared with the entire nation being poisoned, culture being submerged, and homeland being deprived.
The so-called homesickness may simply refer to leaving the homeland and unable or temporarily unable to return, then the homeland is deprived; language and culture are destroyed; one's own country is completely changed into someone else's country. Who can bear such nostalgia? However, that's it, the native grandfather King George finally said to Sarah: Welcome to my country, welcome to our country. What kind of tolerance is this, and how deep-seated grief is. It is precisely because of such tolerance that countless cultures are finally destroyed in the long river of history. It is precisely because of such tolerance that a country's splendid culture and history disappear in an instant. So she has become a country where people will laugh at the world when it comes to history and homesickness. How is this not the greatest sorrow of a country.
Where is the hometown? I saw their hometown from the eyes of the director, from the actions of Nicole and Hugh, from the eyes of Nahla when I was young.
2, After I have
finished expressing my gorgeous testimonials, it's time to make complaints. Is it because Hugh was born as a male model, or did he stretch it when he played Van Helsing? Why does every pose look like a pose? Whether it's from the beginning of the game to driving the horses past Sarah's door, or kissing Sarah, it seems to be done after repeated practice, walking, and squeezing. Every time he appeared on the stage as if he was on a catwalk, my friend and I couldn't help but smile at each other. To say that actors pay attention to smooth and natural acting skills, this man is a little far behind.
In addition, I have to mention that the transition time between the front and rear halves is too long. The film could have been more compact. Because of the spoilers, I knew that there was a plot of Japanese bombing. So when they held the dance party, I was thinking: Will it fall off with a bomb jumping? When they were talking outside, I was thinking: Will the bomb fall after talking about it for a while. As a result, neither did the left wait nor the right wait. It really came, because the preparation time was too long, and it was completely insensible. It is estimated that people who have not watched the spoiler will think that the next generation of stories will be played next. The middle of the film, although lengthy, is not useless. I remember Nahla once said that because of Mrs. Boss, he spent the first Christmas in his life. This small detail also deeply highlights another characteristic of Australia. Summer Christmas.
Finally, by watching this movie, it is estimated that Australians should have opinions on Japanese again. I, as an outsider, think, how can Little Japan be so annoying. In the end, it was cruel to the black brother. I thought I was watching the Nanjing Massacre, but there were not enough Japanese.
When we watched the movie, it was the penultimate day before it went offline, and there were not many people in the entire movie theater. When we left, all we saw were grandpas and grandmothers, and my friend said excitedly: We have caught up with the middle-aged and elderly special. I don't know what these grandparents think when they watch this movie? Will you have a deeper feeling? But speaking of it, this film is not so popular in Australia. I don't know if it is because everyone is immigrants without so much patriotism, or because young people now really don't care about history and politics. But the strange thing is that domestic expectations for this film seem to be quite high? Do you want to watch it as a scenic movie? I don't know anymore.
Speaking of it, I still don’t understand why popcorn in Australia must be salty? Forgot which friend said: Can you give me popcorn that is not salty?
3. Fashion theory
Speaking of which, Nicole's clothes in the film are really beautiful. Deeply doubt whether the Chinese cheongsam was popular in Britain in 1939. The most memorable sets of her clothes are the first few British fan ladies. As soon as he appeared on the stage, the tall and well-proportioned figure attracted everyone's attention. In the back, several of her long skirts make people look extraordinarily long and well-proportioned. In the back are a few sets of riding outfits, especially when they practiced, she wore a green top that was really fit and handsome. Later, on the way to Darwin, due to the destruction of his luggage, he did not change his clothes. Then there are a few sets of evening wear, especially the Chinese style evening wear. The very close-fitting tailoring makes the breasts and buttocks appear undoubtedly. The flower-shaped large hem is very luxurious and graceful. This film can also be said to be Nicole's personal fashion show. Never remember which film she had so many kinds of noble and gorgeous costumes in.
If you have the opportunity, it would be quite interesting to take a screenshot of a Nicole fashion show.
Although I have only been in this country for a few years, it is also the country where I have lived for the longest time besides my motherland. When I saw the huge red land, the dazzling starry sky, the blue sky that made people cry and the unscrupulous floating clouds in the movie, I found that I also have love for this country. So I will love the gentle breeze of her night, the big white clouds that are high or low, the blue to green sea, and the soft white sandy beach. So when I saw the dark blue night sky full of stars across the narrow valley in the movie, I felt like I was in a fairy tale.
Where is the hometown?
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