A two-hour film condenses a piece of American history.
My words will not change because I am a Chinese. I will try my best to evaluate them objectively.
When I wandered in its indescribable, majestic, brilliant symphony. You can feel its vigor, its grandeur, and even its eternity. You can feel the courage of an unprecedentedly democratic, an unprecedentedly powerful, and a country that represents an unprecedented civilization of mankind. The great Declaration of Independence, the signatures of fifty-five founders of this country, and their unwavering faith in setting aside their lives and deaths for the sake of the people and unprecedented democracy. "When a series of blind and aggressive behaviors show that they are trying to put the people in dire straits, the people have the power and obligation to change this situation and provide new guarantees for their future security", 17th century Who would dare to say that at the time! Since the signing of this manifesto, I think it is not an exaggeration to even call it a new era in the history of human democracy. I say this, maybe many people disagree, maybe it is because their vision is far from that broad. When you look at it, when you look down at that history, how can you not feel the glory that roars! Yes, it is brilliant! That exciting glory! It seemed to see the battlefield of Jin Ge and Iron Horse, and it seemed to hear the roar of warriors fighting for democracy. It's that kind of spirit! That kind of eternal, indelible belief. Nowadays, human democracy is a democracy relative to history. Although democracy in the Declaration of Independence is a literal ideal, it represents the forward direction of human democratic civilization, spiraling upward, and never ceases.
And when I exhausted my senses and reason, in that emptiness, I used a broader vision to look at my feet, look at the passing years, look at the past history, look at the unreachable but fading future, but Reluctantly saw the shortness of life, the decline of prosperity, and the eclipse of that brilliance. Is there everlasting life for those who live in one day? Yes. . . . . . Where there is life, there is death, where there is prosperity, there is decline, and where there is glory, there is desolation. All this seems to be so heartbreaking, so desperate. But I always think that there is something that can go beyond the limits of the cycle of birth and death in the universe. That's probably the spirit. It will never be found in the material world, it can only be found in the spiritual realm. Yes, matter will eventually die, only the essence can eternal.
Everything is so peaceful.
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