It takes courage to want to go to Hoh Xil, and it takes courage to really implement it.
In addition to the Tibetan antelope, what the film wants to express is human nature and helplessness.
But the memory of poverty, like a black-and-white film,
may produce a smoky beauty that turns into bitter and sweet memories after things have changed.
I don't know, after many years, how many people still remember that
there was an old man in his 80s who
peeled the hides of Tibetan antelopes and did illegal things for five yuan.
I don't know. After many years, how many people still remember that
there was once a captain named Ritai. In order to protect the nature,
he took his team to guard Hoh Xil, not to mention that the wages were not paid to them,
even Lives are also involved.
Too painful wounds, you dare not touch, too deep sadness, you dare not comfort,
too cruel and cruel, sometimes you dare not watch.
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