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"Learn something from the Yamato nation"
Brionna 2022-04-20 09:02:27
"Learn something from the Yamato nation" is mentioned more than once in the movie, but it has never been pointed out. So, what do you want us to learn from a SF movie like this that can be compared to a Hollywood blockbuster? I am afraid that people who really look at it with their hearts will have their own understanding. I will only say what I can think of: those Japanese people with a strong sense of crisis in real life can destroy the entire Japan in the movie, and can destroy the Yamato nation, but there is only a little "residue" left there. On the body, they have pinned their expectations on the whole of Japan and the whole world - the humanistic spirit. Outside the closed Japan, there are living human beings without any contact; in the closed Japan, the "residues" of human beings are thriving because of the care full of humanistic spirit, advancing and retreating together. Are people outside Japan lucky or unlucky? I don't have an answer.
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