1. A long tragic poem about Islamic beliefs, the choice between real interests and ancient beliefs. All the things money can buy are false, only love and blood can buy the truth. That's why war can be so noble and serious. The mass worship of hundreds of people in a desolate desert looked too shocking. The part of traveling through the land of Allah to find the source of water gave me goosebumps all over my body. The only embarrassing thing is that the passage of Prince Oda returning from the dead is too legendary, making such a grand historical story cast a layer of drama and no longer believable.
2. The music is very well done, the light and shadow colors are also at the level, other places are relatively mediocre, but the overall is above a certain level.
3. The ending is not well received, and the perfection is almost shameful. Especially when this perfection comes in such an abrupt way that the style of the whole film is greatly reduced.
4. The core idea of this story is actually the old saying that has been circulated in China for a long time: one fate, two luck, three feng shui, four accumulations of yin and five readings.
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