film " Hidden into the Dust " is in full swing, and the controversy about the film is also in full swing. It feels like another piece of dry wood, thrown into the original fire.
Want to ask sympathy has iron? Sympathy; do you want to ask for sympathy for Guiying? pity. However, what is more distressing is the sympathy of our Chinese people who are often put on the fire by certain film and television literary works.
why do you say that? Because I have already understood that in front of this kind of work, even if you have expressed your sympathy first, but if you question and criticize later, your sympathy will still burn the fire into smoke and become uneasy.
So I am disgusted with this kind of statement in support of this movie: I don't care what foreigners think (I only know how to praise such a good movie by instinct), such a statement is different from the so-called "put aside politics first"... It's the same speculative crap.
Because of the fire in front of us, the fire that scorched the hearts of the Chinese people was caused by the West (foreigners). Use the prize to collect dry wood, then douse it with gasoline. The rest is to sit at the head of the city and watch the mountains (beautiful scenery).
agrees with what Pinnacles said: "Hidden in the Dust" is a work prepared for Western awards.
and I think that saying "(I don't care what foreigners think about this movie), I just know how to like it by instinct" is cheap and good. They are well aware that such films, once they appear, occupy the moral high ground. In other words, whoever wants to question it is already "naturally" at a moral disadvantage.
questioned and criticized the film, that is, "no conscience", "no sympathy for disadvantaged groups" and so on... How about it, it sounds familiar! The reason why these people get cheap and sell well is because they know in their hearts that the West, which lit the fire, has the right to speak in this world.
Some people enjoy the environment created by Westerners' control of public opinion-oriented discourse and hide behind the big shield that Westerners have created for themselves to be "invincible", but they also pretend to say that they don't care what foreigners think. hypocritical.
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