The first time I watched the full movie, I was only attracted by the samurai beliefs, lifestyle and war scenes, thinking that the last samurai was Sheng Yuan, the end of an era. Later, it was only during the second brush that he could think deeply. Although Hasegawa wore a Western-style military uniform and a Western saber, he was actually a samurai inside. Are only those who wear a katana a samurai? Do not! Samurai is a belief, tradition, culture. The last samurai is indeed Sheng Yuan, but this does not mean that the samurai will disappear, but his death has awakened the heart of the emperor and the people that they cannot abandon tradition. It's just that the person who accepted Sheng Yuan's inheritance was a foreigner, which also expressed another meaning: culture has no borders - it belongs to all mankind. (The face of the stick is not included)
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