In fact, in this kind of religious patriarchal society, only the men of the uppermost ruling class live comfortably.
The following men's days look at this film, the widowed man, who has a blind son, two daughters, and an old mother's difficult living condition. He is working hard, repairing the house, wanting to leave his son to others, desperately saving money to marry a new wife, and filial piety to his mother. He is all about his own interests, and his family revolves around him. "Advantage" is only valid in his family, and most of the time he still has to compete with other men for resources ruthlessly in society, so all his seemingly ruthless and stupid actions are actually very sympathetic.
And the men of the lower class are the most proud of the "man" status given to them by religion and tradition. They are desperately maintaining the set of teachings and traditions that religion and the ruling class have indoctrinated them. In fact, they are helping to maintain the class and economic advantages that the upper-class men cannot understand.
The little boy is in heaven!
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