In fact, I personally see it very interestingly. This film strives to restore the traces of history, using a long and ordinary life course of a family to show everyone that era that has been destroyed and altered and cannot be retrieved.
We have seen the primitive simplicity, the infiltration of civilization, the greed and shame of mankind, and the helplessness and sighs of the times.
The history of western expansion is a history of conflicts between two civilizations. We can see the mighty and fearless pioneering spirit, and see how Western society has established proud towns in a barren wilderness. On the contrary, we can also see relatively backward. How did the Indian civilization step by step to yield, and finally decayed in the tears of bullying.
What I saw was a pity for the evil deeds of mankind, although this evil deed may be based on the original intention of a good wish.
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