recently watched a heart-bearing Korean movie "The Melting Pot" and Douban scored as high as 9.3. This film is based on real events and shows the ugliness of human nature to the fullest and thought-provoking. The
movie tells the public officials of a school for the deaf and dumb who have committed violent, sexual assault and other heinous behaviors to children with special needs for a long time. The story of two righteous school teachers working with human rights protection organizations to uncover the truth and finally let the bad guys come to justice.
The social problems reflected in "The Melting Pot" have also received great attention from the South Korean government, which has cracked down on such serious crimes to a certain extent. As a movie, its practical significance has exceeded its commercial value, and it is a good work that has changed the country of Korea.
How dark and ugly human nature is, everyone has a different interpretation. But human indifference is the prerequisite for moral degeneration. If there are more people who have the courage to stand up and expose the ugliness, will these heinous crimes be less?
There is also a movie "Twenty Two" in our country,
, which tells about 22 "comfort women" survivors in mainland China.
When time passes slowly and time heals the wound, these old people who have experienced hardships that ordinary people cannot imagine, where are they now, what kind of life they are living, and what kind of sorrows, joys and sorrows are they experiencing.
The war of aggression against China is a scar that cannot be healed in our country. Only by not forgetting history and keeping our mission in mind can we not be ashamed of our ancestors and move forward with heavy burdens.
