On the other hand, our so-called civilized people, in this materialistic society, we are constantly pursuing, in fact, we are constantly asking for it. More and more selfish, greedy, and more troublesome. As the article said, in order to improve the living environment, people invent various tools to become more civilized, and ultimately make life more complicated. Children must spend 15 years or more in school to learn how to survive in this complex and dangerous environment.
In the film, an unshareable Coke bottle breaks the tranquility of the primitive tribe. This is a baptism of the primitive civilization. After the coke bottle led to internal quarrels among the tribe, and jealousy, the chief decided to go to the end of the world to discard this "unknown thing". The Coke bottle was discarded under the cliff, and the chief returned to the tribe happily, returning to his original happy life. But as the audience knows, the cliff is not the end of the world, and modern civilization cannot be discarded. With the first time, there will inevitably be a second and third collision.
I found out from the Internet that this bushman tribe has indeed slowly begun to modernize. Young people will use the bicycles and electrical appliances of modern society. I don’t know if this is progress or regression for them? As a modern person, I naturally cannot accept that primitive environment; but as a primitive tribe who thinks that the desert is the whole world, will modernization bring them more convenience than trouble?
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