After watching the movie "Strong Heart", I thought of a question. Danny died for the interview, but how much do people need the results of this interview? How much do we need this so-called truth? But the truth is, someone died for it!
To some extent, newspapers are the product of people's curiosity. Reporter, run for our curiosity, because curiosity dies. Reporters nowadays often make people accused of lack of professional ethics, but just as war brings suffering and disasters to people, should we blame the soldiers who fight, or the king who decides to fight? It is our curiosity that forces them to do this. If they have no professional ethics, then what are the readers who hold the news that they use non-professional ethics to obtain?
This film is a true story. Now Marianne has returned to France and is still a journalist. Their child is called Adam. During the days when her husband was missing, her family and friends encouraged her to TO BE BRAVE! TO BE STRONG!
TO BE STRONG!
It's easy to say it, but you really have to rely on yourself. When I was pregnant with Liujia and lived in a foreign country, my husband disappeared. Moreover, his disappearance involves complex issues such as race, religion, political power, etc., involving dangerous people. How can one carry it? How to bear it?
Marianne did it. The original heart is so strong, like a spring. The greater the strength of the disaster and the tighter it is pressed, the greater the force it will rebound. She said, "I am not intimidated!". Strong heart!
I admire Danny, because from the film I feel that he does not regard journalism as a career, but as a career. Although there is only one word difference, the people who fight for their own careers are amazing people. Furthermore, even if he knew that the other party saw Jews as enemies, he never denied his Jewish identity!
How strong can our hearts be?
Jihad, bases, refugees... From the movie "Strong Heart", I saw a chaos, a turmoil. Wars, bases, poverty, how much suffering the people there have suffered, their entire lives are not life, but suffering.
Different religions, different values, and different political powers come together, and they are doomed to turmoil and disputes. In our opinion, everything is unbearable, but the people there can bear it. They also cry, they also have tears, but poverty and war make them aware that blood is more useful than tears, so they choose to bleed their tears in exchange for a better tomorrow...
Our hearts, in the end, can How strong is it?
How long does our heart need to be strong?
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