I have always thought that the Qing Dynasty was a great and tragic Manchu, straddling horses and wrestling the world, all the way to the customs and stationed in Beijing. Walking into the ancient city wall, the white jade and red bricks reflect the prosperous times of a dynasty and the back of a dynasty. Sometimes I feel too much. After the cruel Cixi returned to heaven, Puyi was powerless to bear the cruelty of an era. He grew up in the eyes of prosperity and matured in the eyes of desolation. He walked through the long war and saw through the cold gray wall. Through the wave of the Cultural Revolution, no one can understand him. All the expressions in the movie are just the director's imagination. The colors of bright yellow and cold gray are constantly exchanged, like a back and forth in a dream. Puyi in the movie is not only a pitiful protagonist, but also an individual who is constantly recognizing himself. His own special and ordinary no matter what kind of royal family he came from, he finally merged into the rolling world and into the tide of the times. He used to be the emperor who rode a bicycle back and forth in the Forbidden City and could not see the outside world. He eventually became a bicycle tour The rickety old man walking in the market is no longer special, no longer arrogant and arrogant or sympathetic and self-pity, but lives more self-contained and comfortable, so the aged Pu Yi found the dusty bamboo box in the dragon chair and handed it to the child's hand. The grasshopper climbed out of it. Pu Yi Disappeared in the Golden Temple, no matter how legendary the people are, they can't escape the passage of time. After so many years, the ancient China has appeared in front of the world with a new look. History is still left to future generations. My confession should be the famous "The First Half of My Life, My Second Half of My Life". I've been wanting to read this book for a long time. Even better. I really admire how a foreigner can write a piece of Chinese history in such a delicate way The director's hand is really ironic, but think about the ancient inheritance of China's thousand-year-old culture, whether it is brilliant or catastrophe, it is a wealth that Western countries can't match.
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