I am reading Giovannioli's "Spartacus" and Plutarch's "Greece and Roman Biography", and I will read Gibbon's "History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" and Monson's "History of Rome" in the future. . I remember that there was a play about Spartak (translated as such) in the primary school's Chinese textbook, and I have a little impression. Later, looking at world history, there were not many mentions of this matter. Even if it was mentioned, it was only an understatement and passed by.
In Giovannioli's historical novel, Spartacus says these words before the final battle that must be sacrificed: Our cause is holy and righteous, and it will never end with our sacrifice perish. On the road to victory, we must shed a lot of blood, and great ideals can only be successfully realized through selfless struggle and sacrifice. We sacrificed, but we left to posterity a banner of liberty and equality dyed red with our blood.
Watching movies, purely from an artistic point of view, means little to most people. If not purely for entertainment and entertainment, we should strive to learn something from the stories told in movies.
The quality of a movie is relative, and what we can learn from it is a good movie.
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