Gandhi's life is full of legends. He went on hunger strike 18 times, was arrested and imprisoned 15 times, and was eventually shot and killed by religious extremists. So even a three-hour movie can only tell Gandhi's great deeds in brief segments. The reason why he became a great man was because he did things that ordinary people wanted to do but couldn't do:
In terms of thought: Gandhi was born in a Vaishya caste family in India. , traveled far and wide, went to London to study, and studied law at University College London. After returning to China, he engaged in a legal career. Although it was not successful, he was considered a high-class person who had no worries about food and clothing in the strict Indian country. In the end, he gave up a superior life for the sake of national freedom.
In terms of life: After he began to pursue liberalism and ran for national independence, he persisted in the virtue of diligence and thrift for decades, and was loved by all walks of life in India.
Spiritual aspect: In order to awaken the independent spirit of the Indian people, the people were moved by hunger strikes and walking dozens of kilometers to make salt, and they deeply realized that only their unity can win the victory.
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