First of all, Westerners drink coffee and alcohol. There is no wine in the teahouse, and the tea is just for them to put on airs, but they don't understand it. For the Orientals, the culture of the Orientals is tea. Wine must be accompanied by delicacies, friends and relatives, chanting orders, laughter, singing and dancing.
In fact, the teahouse is also a place where different people, different values, and different cultural backgrounds can be truly integrated, and a truly harmonious place.
That American "reporter" is a stranger in a tea house, and the American "culture" symbolized by this "reporter" is a stranger in a tea house. They destroy teahouses, destroy culture, and impose their own values on any other culture and on anyone else.
German poet Goethe said: People who don't know other foreign languages deeply, in fact, don't even understand their own mother tongue. Sociologists believe that people who do not have a deep understanding of another culture cannot understand the culture in which they grew up. Traditional Chinese Buddhism believes that it does not matter if you do not join the world. Without experiencing the impact and baptism of multicultural culture, one cannot truly understand "culture" and cultural differences; without understanding the meaning of culture and cultural differences, and without experiencing multicultural collisions, one cannot truly learn to be in a multicultural environment Harmonious coexistence.
The problem with the United States is not that they do not understand multiculturalism and the harmonious coexistence of multiculturalism, but that they have always despised the multicultural environment. This country composed of immigrants, refugees, adventurers, those who are excluded from their own cultural environment, or those who reject their own cultural environment, and the descendants of all these people, does not realize that they have never really understood the culture and culture of any nation. Values and their early living environment made them think: Survival first, existence first. Anyone, any culture, and any value must surrender to this existence--their own existence of the U.S. government---specifically, it is actually the existence of their U.S. superstructure and vested interests.
The protagonist of this film has experienced the sinking of this sea of desire. His father, family, and folks helped him see all the "middle class" and "small business owners" concealed by the interests of the high bourgeoisie and large business owners. , The interests of every tiny individual in this world, and in the eyes of these “tiny” individuals, the way this world works. He has withstood the impact and baptism of multiculturalism, and he has awakened. As a member of vested interests, he is unwilling to give up his cultural background and values, and he is unwilling to give up respect for himself and be swayed by his interests. As a result, he was attacked, oppressed, and humiliated by members of the "Church", and he began to question the existence and interests of this "religion". As a person with vested interests, he is very unlucky; but as a person, with the capitalized "person", he is very lucky!
This movie was created and made by some "lucky guys". This film is the voice of humanistic spirits from all over the world calling for their faith, their belief: the humanistic spirit under the harmonious coexistence of multiple cultures. This belief is the basis for human evolution, the basis for human beings to step out of the earth and become members of the "empire" of the galaxy!
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