draw a large circle on white paper
circle center point of a black point, the black point is you
then follow with your closeness of names to fill in the circle, the closeness in descending order from the center outward
majority People will write the names of their parents, siblings, and spouses around them, right?
And the outermost circle should be: other Chinese-foreigners-aliens...
Isn't this problem solved?
As for morality, morality is stipulated by people. It is one of the ways that rulers use the masses to
face such a situation. The protagonist in the movie struggles and suffers...why? Because of the moral bondage and the conflict between human nature, of
course, the human nature mentioned here is not the so-called human nature acquired from acquired education.
If a gangster breaks into your house and wants to kill your family, the only way you can save your family is to torture him to death. At this time, you What will it do?
If you are still like mother-in-law like the female fbi in the movie, then you are a real beast.
The question of why father and mother fall into the water is the most fucking disgusting, because these two people are in that circle.
If the black spot next to me is replaced by a stranger and a mother who fell into the water to save someone, then the answer needless to say.
This is called instinct, this is called human nature, not the hypocritical nobility
. My friend commented that if this happened in China, it wouldn’t be the case.
Chinese people don’t believe in gods, and there are not as many "oh my Jesus" and "oh my god" in movies, so it is naturally not that complicated to handle this kind of thing.
In fact, it won’t happen wherever this happens in reality. Can someone like a heroine be an FBI?
The point of this movie is not at all morality, not the bottom line, not humanity, not justice, the
movie itself is also very clear about this issue, the final nuclear bomb still exploded, and this can explain the problem.
Someone wants to say, who can decide to sacrifice whom to die?
If things are really set in front of Lao Tzu like in the movie, then Lao Tzu can by the way
also severely give a few big ears to the guy who hesitates, suffers, and vacillates to death in front of the so-called noble.
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