I have thought about the outline of the story for him. It turned out that the people in that place lived a very primitive life, slash-and-burn farming, either chopping firewood and raising cattle in pastoral creeks, or grazing and hunting in the wilderness to eat raw meat. It's the same way of living now.
With the development of modern civilization, the cities closest to them have also modernized, and the extension of modernization has gradually spread to them, and then their lives have changed.
The director can use this series of "spirits" to find a few pictures from Discovery, beautiful scenery, and then complain about the destruction of life in backward areas brought by modernization.
The audience is focused on urbanites who feel good about themselves and who are curious about the lives of ethnic minorities. They think that they should continue to slash and burn forever. Once they use the phone, watch TV, and eat ice cream, they will forget their ancestors and forget their ancestors. was greatly criticized.
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