How to evaluate it? First of all, I think this idea is very interesting. This is definitely something worth doing, must do, and even insist on doing. No wonder the BBC is also preparing to follow suit and make a British in a Day. I think in the future, it can be like Luo Dayou's love song, once every ten years; or put it in a time capsule and wait for the future to open, which is much better than news clips.
The second is perception. With such a wealth of material and such a vast amount of information, I believe everyone can get a variety of insights into life. I think this is also the meaning of this film: because it is an ordinary day shot by ordinary people, it will resonate with ordinary people to the greatest extent possible. Some of my thoughts are: cherish life, treat others kindly, respect life, and plainness is a blessing.
The only thing the producers ask of the uploaders is for each person to answer three questions: What do you love? What are you afraid of? What's in your pocket? You might as well think about it.
Finally an eye-opener. What about giraffes giving birth, women kneeling for men, Korean strongmen who ride the world (with a high appearance rate), mothers who have kidney surgery, eating hairy eggs, slums, Kongming lanterns, etc. But this is the most secondary gain, because I found that even though everyone around the world has different genes, different families, different cultures, different personalities, different knowledge, and different hobbies, human nature is the same, and the pursuit is the same. Hope for a better life.
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