2. I always thought that this treasure would not exist or would not be found by them. What they would end up with would be a sentence similar to "the benevolent is invincible", and of course it must be the American version of this sentence, such as freedom and democracy. But they did find the Egyptian statues and the scrolls of the Library of Alexandria in the end, which is ridiculous. In fact, it was mentioned many times in the film that the spirit of the founding of the United States is rarely mentioned now, so I think it is very appropriate for them to finally realize that this spirit is the most important treasure. It’s a pity that the director has never seen Jin Yong The "Mandarin Duck Knife".
3. When our country talks about the "Declaration of Independence", it generally only highlights "We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, among them the right to life, the right to liberty, and the right to pursue happiness." This sentence. Sometimes our country also mentions that "the basis of the legitimacy of the government comes from the consent of the broad masses of the people. If any form of government becomes a government that damages the interests of the people to protect their rights, the people have the right to change or abolish it and establish a new one. Government." But our country has almost never told us that there is another sentence in the Declaration of Independence: "When the government seeks to place the people under tyranny, then the people have the right and the duty to overthrow the government." For this sentence implies that to endure tyranny is not a virtue, but a sin.
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