A respectable film about struggle, which guides viewers to pay attention to the self-existence of human beings and the relationship between human beings and the environment. Classic scene: Through the carrier of hunting Tibetan antelope and preventing the killing of Tibetan antelope, it tells the story of the human being's survival in a desperate situation Struggle and the mutual struggle between man and nature. Uninhabited desert, harsh climate, death scene, strong visual impact. The most memorable sentence: In 67 minutes, Captain Ritai said to Gayu: Have you ever seen someone with a long head, their hands and faces are very dirty, but their hearts are very clean. Opening shot: The mountain patrol member Qiangba was killed by poachers while patrolling the mountain, hunting the head of the Tibetan antelope, and the large-scale location change when the title appeared. . . . . . . Through the pure and thin air of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the cold wind that penetrates everything, the boundless Gobi Desert and the undulating snow-capped peaks are printed on the camera like a print, telling people clearly that this is Hoh Xil, the largest desert in China. people area. Narrator: Charming Hoh Xil Hoh Xil means 'beautiful maiden' in Mongolian, (one says "blue mountain ridge", depending on the pronunciation). The Tibetan language calls the area "Achin Gongga". It is one of the most perfectly preserved areas of the original ecological environment in the world and one of the main source areas of the Yangtze River. It is located in the northwest of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, sandwiched between the Tanggula Mountains and the Kunlun Mountains. The Hoh Xil Nature Reserve ranges from the south of the Kunlun Mountains to the north of the Ulan-Ula Mountains, from the Qinghai-Tibet Highway in the east to the provincial border in the west. The total area is 45,000 square kilometers. The average altitude is more than 5,000 meters, with high cold and hypoxia, and extremely harsh natural conditions. Humans cannot survive for a long time. Most of the areas are uninhabited areas. Hoh Xil no-man’s land is the third largest in the world and the largest in China. The climate here is harsh, but it is a paradise for wild animals. Wild yaks, Tibetan antelopes, wild donkeys, white-lipped deer, brown bears and other unique wild animals on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau make this girl even more charming. Uninhabited areas are less disturbed by human activities, and most areas still maintain their original natural state. According to some data, Hoh Xil is currently one of the regions with richer animal resources in China, with more than 230 kinds of wild animals, of which there are more than 20 kinds of wild animals in the first and second categories of national key protection. We can think from "truth, human nature and life": The lights were still dim, and when the curtain of the movie closed gradually, a beam of light flashed slowly, entering the open venue, with slightly tired faces, their eyes still staring at the front. This is a shock. It is the power that Lu Chuan's "Kekexili" brings to everyone. Its concise shots knock you to the ground. What power is that? Reality, humanity, life.
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