Che Guevara
I always will be talking about this name
a symbol on T-shirts, wall, posters printed
when a man put himself into a living symbol, what does this mean? Behind the symbol, besides the T-shirt and the wall, whether there are more meanings for the trend to interpret. In other words, Che himself, whether the ideals he exchanged for his life is what he prefers later generations to pay attention to, not just his portrait.
The portrait of Guevara is well-known, and the story of Guevara is also recited.
Then how many people will remember or follow his ideals and spirit.
What Guevara is pursuing is exactly the four words taught by our government-communism.
For people living in this land, these four words seem to be a joke and a taboo.
But leaving aside the meaning of these words, let his eyes focus on Guevara himself. Communism is an ideal. This ideal may be illusory or impossible to achieve. But the pursuit and perseverance of ideals is the most respected part of Che Guevara.
In a segment of the film,
after Guevara was arrested,
a Bolivian soldier asked him: Do you believe in God
Guevara said: I believe that humanity is
at least under the director's arrangement, and this soldier was shocked. He couldn't look directly at Che Guevara's glasses, when Che Guevara asked him to untie the rope for him. The soldier chose to escape. After a few brief conversations, his soul was shocked, and he looked awkward and hesitated.
This clip arranged by the director deeply portrays the image of the present Christ of Che Guevara. He, with his strong personality charm and persistence in faith, brought a group of foreigners to Africa and South America to practice their lofty ideal-liberation of mankind. This Argentine has no nationality, no race, the only thing he has is pure conviction.
He made countless mistakes, his revolution failed again and again, and his comrades died one by one.
His fault is not only a personal fault, but also Cuba’s fault, South America’s fault, and human fault.
After these blood and pain, a spirit of persistence was formed and left to the living people
for the government. These communists are rebels, bandits, and gangsters.
The government wants to encircle them, and the people they are trying to liberate do not understand them. The people only care about whether the war will happen in their villages.
The Guevaras are isolated and helpless, they are just a group of hooligans wandering the land of Bolivia.
It’s just
that this group of religious hooligans
will pay for the requisition of food, and it’s also an obligation to treat the villagers. They look at the people as the object of dedication and use their faith to persist in the fight.
These hooligans are fearless, but the heat of blood is still not awake. Bullets.
Che Guevara will still die.
Even if his faith is so firm.
Guevara died, the bullets were shot, the blood ran out, and the determined eyes finally hollowed out.
Finally, he lay cold on the stretcher and
died, but in Cuba, in the Congo, in Bolivia, in Africa, in South America, in this hypocritical world.
Still lit up a faint fire
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